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@dandinohill @DKMac14 Definitely!

"Anyone who took his turn gaveling in those pro-forma sessions MUST be on the top of the list to be primaried." AGREED!!

Share this video. They can’t afford superbowl ad prices, but their message is priceless.

@arva61138 @Jtphotog1 274 Federal agents embedded in the crowd to promote violence. The left are sick.

JANUARY 6TH WILL BE REMEMBERED AS THE DAY THE GOVERNMENT SET UP A STAGED RIOT TO COVER UP THE FACT THEY CERTIFIED A FRAUDULENT ELECTION

Please RP and email until Lucy is safe at home!!!!!

This is Washington DC Gulag, on American soil. Torturing Jan 6 Political Prisoners With Ear-Piercing Noise And Depriving Them of Sleep For Weeks. FOR WEEKS. FOR WEEKS. FOR WEEKS. FOR WEEKS. FOR WEEKS, J6 defendants housed in C3A, the cell block known as the Patriot Pod in the DC gulag where J6ers were segregated from the general population. All while Kamala Harris was bailing out terrorists.

@J6patriotnews You're right - it's good that they continuously show us who they are.

I am so glad the left is losing it! Even if every J6er gets only a small amount from the 1776 fund, the panic and outrage on the left is worth watching! What a bunch of cry babies!!! They really made my day!

@Shawndalech @jessica_reyher @elonmusk I wonder this too.

@jessica_reyher My god ....all the bots are insane. @elonmusk why do u allow the bots to harass. God Bless you and your family Jessica

Jan 6 Let me start by saying my husband, Arthur, and I were never big Trump supporters. We in fact we voted for Jo Jorgensen in the 2020 election. My husband has always been very liberty minded and disenchanted with the state of politics and policing in this country. He has believed for decades the system is rigged. After watching the blatant rigging of the 2020 election, we felt compelled to go to DC to show our support for a REAL investigation into our rigged elections. January 5, 2021 We went to Washington, D.C., for what we believed would be a weekend of protests and sightseeing as I had never been to D.C. before. We walked around the city, taking in the monuments and atmosphere on Jan 5th. We had no idea what the next day would bring. January 6, 2021 We got to the Ellipse late and only caught the end of President Trump’s speech. The crowd was massive, hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of people. We stood in front of the Washington Monument. When he finished speaking we stood there and waited to see if we could watch Trumps entourage make their way to the Capitol, as Trump said he would. After a short while we realized it was unlikely he was going to actually walk with the crowd, so we made our way towards the Capitol. We stopped about half way there and observed from a catwalk the enormity of the crowd as it passed. After a few minutes we rejoined the crowd and made our way to the Capitol. Upon arrival there was no fencing stopping us from walking onto the Capitol ground. The crowd had encircled the entire building. As we were coming up to the back of the building, the crowd was peacefully chanting, waiving flags and praying. The police had mad a makeshift barrier with bicycle racks. Almost immediately, after our arrival, the police began to attack the crowd via tear gas, pepper balls, flash bangs, and rubber bullets. The crowd then became highly agitated and many started pushing through the make shift barrier. My husband immediately recognized what this was and started yelling at people that this was a setup, remain peaceful, think about the cameras. He made his way to an area between the officers and the people that were throwing things at the officers. He pleaded with the crowd to stop, no violence. The police then retreated inside the building and the crowd began making its way up the inauguration stage. Once on the inauguration stage, the crowd became peaceful again, chanting, praying, letting their voices be heard. We entered the tunnel and the doors were still intact. So we just chanted and stood around. Eventually we left the tunnel to observe the MASSIVE crowd that was forming around the Capitol. When we saw more activity around the tunnel we made our way back to see what was going on. Once we were back at the tunnel someone was trying to break the window on the right side of the tunnel entrance. The crowd immediately chanted for them to stop, which they did. We moved into the tunnel area to see what was happening, and that’s when we saw the doors had been broken. As tensions rose, people pushed against the police line and use violence. My husband again tried to get to the front of the crowd to intervene. He raised his hands and told people “do not hit them, keep your hands up, and push”. He was repeatedly batoned, tear-gassed, and pepper-sprayed, but NEVER attempted to strike police officers. Instead he used his own body to shield them. We took weapons from violent protesters and gave them to the officers. Yet law enforcement unleashed repeated attacks on us. When an officer screamed because he was pinned in the door, we chanted to stop pushing and pushed against the crowd, so the man could be freed. We spent long periods standing in and around the tunnel, repeatedly trying to calm the crowd. At one point a man with a bullhorn seceded at calming the crowd and everyone sat down and it became peaceful once again. It was peaceful until police came to the ledge and once again started using munitions on the crowd. This caused the crowd to become enraged once more. I believe it was after this that Officer Fanone was pulled from the building. My husband moved to secure Fanones’ safety being trampled in the chaos while trying to reach him. He was able to regain his footing and made his way to Fanone. He used himself as a human shield to protect Fanone from those that were using violence against him, with the help of 4 or 5 other protestors. My husband intervened to protect him, and later in an interview, he received a “fuck you” from Fanone. Once Fanone was safely back with the police line we had to find each other once more as I was at the bottom of the stairs to the inauguration tunnel. Once we were able to get back to each other, we stood around in shock of what had just happened. As the violence grew we realized that nothing we could do would keep the peace, so we decided to leave the grounds. As we walked away, we saw people coming out of the side doors cheering “we got in.” We kept walking and rinsing our faces with water. Once we were back at the AirBnB we took an extended shower which resulted in the water feeling like lava from the chemical burns. We bagged our clothes up and threw them away. Our lungs burned, our eyes were red, irritated, and burned for several days. We watched from our AirBnB that the windows were broken on the left side of the tunnel, people were removing items from the Capitol through the broken window, and we watched the rest of the events unfold on television. We had gone to exercise our First Amendment rights. We left traumatized, bruised, and gassed. January 20, 2021 Roughly a week or two after January 6, the FBI came to our home. They were only interested in if we had made it inside the building, which we did not, though we tried like hell. He told them that it they wanted to ask anymore questions, we would need our lawyer or if at any time they decided to bring charges against us, to please call as we have kids and dogs, and we would turn ourselves in. This led us to many sleepless nights worrying if tonight would be the night they’d kick in our door and raid us. We watched in horror as story after story that this occurred. March 2023 On this devastating Monday (March 12, 2023), we both received a phone call and learned the Department of Justice was bringing charges against us. We were instructed to turn ourselves in on Wednesday. We surrendered to the FBI on March 15, 2023. We were handcuffed, fingerprinted, I was stripped for photographs of my tattoos, and shackled like dangerous criminals. We spent the entire day in a cold processing holding cell and were forced to shuffle in a three point restraint, as they paraded us through the Indianapolis Federal courthouses. We were more fortunate than others, as the judged released on pretrial probation. From that day forward, our lives became a nightmare of government control and public hatred: • No travel without permission • A probation officer monitoring us • Random urine tests • Surrendering of our weapons • Ban from Washington, D.C. We were immediately swarmed with endless death threats via social media. Our names and faces plastered all over local news stations, spreading false information about us. Our businesses were attacked online. Our reviews were flooded with negativity and death threats. My husband was let go from the real estate brokerage, as they were mercilessly under attack. We lost major contracts, for his general contracting company, which was our family’s only source of income. For the next year we lived in agonizing uncertainty, attending Zoom court hearings while our lawyers “fought” the prosecution. We were told by our counsel repeatedly how unprecedented our prosecution was and that they had never seen cases being handled so heavy handed in their entire time being a defense attorney. We were pressured into a plea of guilty, as our lawyers were warning us that other J6 defendants were rarely given fair trials and sentenced to their max. We faced up to 10 years in prison for all of our charges. As parents of 4, the terror of leaving our children for a decade was unbearable. We were first-time offenders with no criminal history and harmed no one or broke nothing. Yet, the state was coming at us with the full weight of the US government. February 2024 We returned to D.C. with 30 friends and family members for sentencing. Loved ones pleaded for leniency, explaining that we homeschooled our three minor children and that I was the primary caregiver for my terminally ill mother, who lived with us. My husband stood before the judge and begged to take my sentence so I could return home to our kids and ailing mother. The judge refused. He gave me 3 months and my husband 8 months. We were not permitted to serve our sentences at separate times. Our lawyers were appalled by this as it was highly unorthodox especially considering the length of our sentences. The judge blamed us for the suicides of officers who died after January 6 and said we should be ashamed of ourselves and for the injuries of every officer, despite the fact that there was video evidence of using ourselves to protect the police from violence. When he learned we hadn’t even voted for Trump (we voted for Jo Jorgensen), he seemed shocked and asked why we were even there? It didn’t matter to himS Our lives were shattered anyway. April 30, 2024 My husband surrendered MCC Chicago Federal Prison to began his sentence. Upon his surrender they placed him in a section mostly filled with Chicago gang members. June 3, 2024 I surrendered and was sent to FCI Hazelton in West Virginia a high-security facility, after being told I would be serving my time at a satellite camp. Instead I was locked up with murderers, child predators, and rapists. I was housed with biological males on the compound, one being in my unit. I received no time cuts and served every single day of my 90-day sentence. The separation from our children and each other was excruciating. Our family had never been separated like that before. While in prison: • May 20, 2024 my husband spent his 40th birthday in prison. • June 11, 2024 We received the phone call every parent dreads, our son had been in a severe motorcycle accident. Neither of his parents could be there with him, the time in his 19 years of life. • June 25, 2024 we missed our daughter’s 14th birthday, first one ever in her life. • July 18, 2024 we missed our daughter’s 17th birthday, first one ever in her life. • July 28, 2024 our oldest daughter’s eating disorder spiraled badly after our imprisonment; she was hospitalized Again, neither parent was there for her, for the first time in her life. Her phone was taken from her while in the hospital and couldn’t even talk to us when we called. • August 14, 2024 we spent our 20th wedding anniversary separated, couldn’t talk to each other, in prison. • August 18, 2024 was my mother’s last birthday and I was in prison. • September 9, 2024 my husband was in prison for my 40th birthday. • August 29, 2024 I was released after serving my full sentence, on 3 years probation. • October 18, 2024 was our youngest 13th birthday. My husband was in a halfway house, and did receive 2 hours to spend with her and his family, on an ankle monitor. • October 29, 2024 My husband was finally released, on 3 years probation and 200 hours of community service. Which, while in the halfway house he volunteered to work in the kitchen, without pay, for up to 8 hours a day, they wouldn’t accept that as his community service. • June 2024 - to the end of Aug 2024 our two youngest children were uprooted from their home, their animals, their older siblings, and their parents. They had to live with extended family and were forced back into public school after years of homeschooling. Their entire sense of safety and stability was destroyed. Things that happened before, during, and after incarceration: — 2021 we received our first IRS audit for 2020 taxes, then we received another audit in 2022 for 2021 taxes. They began by sending us a letter to prove we had been married for as long as we claimed, proving the kids we had together and have claimed since 2005 were our kids. After sending the documents they asked for in, we waited months with no response. Called the IRS to find out our status and would be told they haven’t received anything yet but could take up to 6-8 months before hearing anything as they’re short staffed due to COVID. We’d receive another letter asking for something else. Proof of our 1099 expenses, proof of the truck we bought, hardware store receipt expenses, ect. We would send the information in and be told they didn’t receive it or the time it would take to process the documents. And repeat for 3 years. Before we had to surrender to prison they made a judgement against us saying we owed around $90,000.00. We filed an appeal. The court hearing was set for Aug of 2024 during my husband’s incarceration. I spoke to the judge and prosecutor over the phone and let them know the situation and they agreed to postpone the judgment. We received an email letting us know about pro-bono tax lawyers. We have been using one of the lawyers they suggested. We are still fighting the IRS. — In 2022 we took out an SBA business loan because our businesses were doing well and we wanted to expand. Unfortunately, due to our arrest and lost businesses we are having a difficult time paying the loan back and the debt is weighing us down. —January 20, 2025 - January 23, 2025 We received our pardon on Jan 20, 2025. We were calling our families and celebrating the smallest victory we had in a long time. I called my mom while she lay in a hospital bed waiting for a lung transplant. She was crying and rejoicing and just so happy for us. Just three short days later my mom passed away, January 23, 2025. She saw me freed, but I had already missed irreplaceable final months with her and I will never get that time back. —February 2025 we were drowning in debt so we made a decision to take out some equity in our home and sold a percentage of our home, kind of like a reverse mortgage, so we could pay the debt down. The last two years have been spent trying to rebuild from financial and emotional ruins. The death threats, being called insurrectionists, traitors, and domestic terrorists all because of ongoing media lies. Our entire family suffers from PTSD. Our children lost their parents, uprooted from our home, hospitalized, and they lost their security at formative ages. I lost precious time with my dying mother. We lost our businesses, our reputation, and our peace. My husband was fortunate enough to get a well paying job, but our ability to earn income is limited, as he is not able to advertise what it is that he does, in fear of the company he works for will be doxted and flooded with negative reviews, until they have to fire him. The trauma cannot be measured in months served or dollars lost. We were peaceful protesters who harmed no one, destroyed nothing, protected police, and yet our family was torn apart, terrorized, and left to pick up the pieces of a life deliberately broken. No amount of compensation can restore what was stolen from us, especially the time I can never recover with my mother, but the wrongs done to our family deserve to be fully righted.

@LeighGanschow @jessica_reyher @DineshDSouza Definitely, and they're still at it with the swarm of nasty comments.

The reason you were prosecuted was to intimidate the rest of us to be quiet about the stolen election. That's the reason. The deep state and corrupt politicians wanted us to allow their treason... And the rest of us largely did. I'm sorry I didn't take up arms to right the wrongs you suffered. I hope in the fullness of time, the full truth will come out and the treasonous scum who facilitated this injustice are punished. Any money you get from the J6 fund sounds like it is justly deserved, but money can't repay your lost years, PTSD, and time away from your family. Please know that there are countrymen of yours that sympathize and appreciate how wrong what happened to you is. I wish you the best in life, and stay positive and optimistic.

@DavidRu54517622 @jessica_reyher They are definitely the nastiest people - it is imperative to keep those brown shirts out of power!

@jessica_reyher Jessica, thank you for telling us your J6 story. It does appear from your story and these comments that leftists are the most cruel people in the world, and we never want to give them the opportunity to have power over us, as they did over you and your husband.

@jessica_reyher Thank you for this full accounting of the travesty that our American government perpetuated on you and so many others. We need to hear your story and others over and over as a warning of what can happen here if we are not vigilant against the evil that wants to twist our values.

@johnrockshomes @narrow_road_2 Please keep sharing your story. We need to always see this stain on our country and what some people are capable of in trying to suppress this country's strongest and most important tennant in the first amendment.

I am a J6er. I protested a stolen election. Walked right past the police through an open door, and the police let me in. My father's step son turned me into the FBI. My house was raided. They branded me a traitor, and insurrectionist, slapped me on a terrorist watchlist. I plead guilty to illegal picketing, a Class B petty offense misdemeanor with the same sentencing guidelines as walking your dog off leash on a National Park . They swore no prison time. They lied. Judge Hogan sentenced me to 30 days for “not being remorseful enough” and three years’ probation to tie me up through elections. An unconstitutional "split" sentence. My Judge, Judge Hogan called J6 worse than the war of 1812. All I did was chant "Stop the Steal!" inside the Capitol and wear the wrong Tshirt. God Bless the J6ers!

@RealJamesWoods @MargeryMahr All too often

@RealJamesWoods @ProudVet2A I've also changed my voter registration to independent. I am so grateful that President Trump declared America First and fights for the American people every single day!

Let’s get my position on the Republican Party crystal clear. I’ve been a registered Republican since Bill Clinton turned the Oval Office into his own personal brothel. Now that Senate Majority John Thune refuses to protect election integrity, I am disgusted with my party. I will NEVER vote for a Democrat in my life, but the RINO elements destroying the Republican party are a disgrace. I am a devout follower of President Trump, and as a registered Independent will continue to vote with Republicans when they stand behind this great President and act like Republicans again. Democrats, the ragtag band of con artists and grifters that they are, manage to work together in lockstep, but getting Republicans to accomplish anything is like herding cats. It’s absolutely infuriating.

@KariHoffman2020 @theygonnalose Thank you for telling your story. I hope to one day read a compilation of every J6er's stories and have it stand for all time as a testament to this stain on our country's history. Bless President Trump for his pardon and now his reparation fund.

On January 6, 2021, my husband and I traveled to Washington, D.C. to peacefully stand with thousands of other Americans who believed their voices mattered. I was pregnant at the time. We never imagined we would leave that day physically attacked and emotionally scarred. While we stood among crowds of people singing, praying, and chanting “USA,” a barrage of tear gas, pepper spray, and flash bangs suddenly began raining down upon us. We were not violent. We were not attacking anyone. We were simply there — and we were treated like enemies. What followed changed our lives forever. In 2023, our home was raided by the FBI at gunpoint. Our children were dragged from their beds and forced into a hot garage in the middle of summer in only their pajamas. Agents threatened to shoot our dogs for trying to protect our family. Our home was torn apart while our children watched in terror. My husband was pulled from bed, arrested, and never properly told why. We spent tens of thousands of dollars on legal defense trying to survive a system that already seemed determined to convict anyone connected to January 6. We were told he was facing up to 53 years in prison if he went to trial. After watching case after case end in convictions, we truly believed the system was corrupt and that he would never receive a fair chance in court. We were told he could not fully present his own evidence, and we were told self-defense arguments would not be allowed. Several-second video clips were used in court as “evidence,” but they did not show the full picture or everything that actually happened that day. Then came the impossible choice: take a plea deal or risk losing the rest of his life. My husband was the sole provider for our family business and our household — a home that included me, my husband, my father-in-law, and our six children, including a newborn baby. The thought of losing him for decades was something our family simply could not survive. Faced with the threat of spending most of his life in prison and leaving his family behind, my husband accepted a plea deal out of fear and desperation — not because justice had been served. Today, we are incredibly thankful that President Trump granted him a pardon and brought him home to his family. But the damage done to our lives did not end there. During the time Luke was out on bond, Police were called to my home because my husband accidentally entered the wrong door at our daughter’s school after being directed there by our child. Even ordinary moments of life became filled with fear, scrutiny, and humiliation. We felt like we were constantly being watched and treated as dangerous simply because of January 6. This ordeal also stole something deeply personal from our family — the joy surrounding the birth of our youngest son. What should have been one of the happiest and most peaceful times of our lives was overshadowed by fear, stress, court cases, public judgment, and uncertainty about our future. Since then, our family has suffered devastating financial and emotional damage. Our reputation was destroyed. Our business suffered. We accumulated crushing debt trying to survive legal fees, lost income, and years of uncertainty. The emotional toll on our children cannot be measured. People see headlines. They see edited clips. They see labels. What they do not see are the wives left holding families together. The children traumatized by armed raids. The marriages tested by fear, isolation, and public shame. The years of our lives consumed by stress, court dates, and survival There must be accountability for what was done to so many American families. Until justice is truly served, we will never fully be home again — and our nation will never fully heal. The damage done did not end with prison sentences or media headlines. Families like ours are still living with the consequences every single day. #PayTheJ6ers

@SecDuffy @Muskadoptme @USDOT Speed of Trump - love it!

Pete Buttigieg moved like a sloth. I’m moving at the speed of Trump! After four years of a do-nothing DOT Secretary, America is back 🇺🇸 Look what @USDOT has done in just ONE year!👇🏼

@cb_doge This needs to happen immediately!

𝕏 - ✅ open source algorithm Youtube ❌ Facebook ❌ Instagram ❌ TikTok ❌ Reddit ❌ Threads ❌ Why do other social networks not make their algorithms open-source?

@MargoinWNC @RobManess I sure can't wait until Roy Cooper is voted out - his lack of action and putting actual impediments in the way we're shameful.

You know who sent help to Western North Carolina without even calling our governor for permission? Governor Ron DeSantis. He sent his National Guard and his disaster response team to help us. What did Roy Cooper do? He asked them to leave. What did Governor Ron DeSantis do? Ignored him. Facts matter. Thank you @GovRonDeSantis for all you did in the face of what Florida was going through. When another state's governor does more than your own governor the first week of a disaster, that's the rating I'm going with- Roy Cooper is a monster.

@AirForceDad50 @Bostonbama84 Helk, yes, replace them all!

The GOP SENATORS are all laughing in your faces. They really think they're untouchable. We control the Senate. 54. Yet they piss on every hard working American Citizen. They forgot they work for us! Get pissed off. Make the push! 2026 and 2028, vote them all out.

@JeremyClarkson @LisaMarieB2 Definitely.

Twitter is a handy and constant reminder that socialists are disgusting people.

@overton_news @KimKim33635299 I don't know why we would expect for them to start doing their job now.

Fox’s Bill Melugin just exposed the stunning no-show by Senate Democrats at the CIA whistleblower hearing on Covid. Not a SINGLE Democrat was in the room — even though several sit on the Homeland Security Committee. MELUGIN: “There are no Senate Democrats inside of that hearing room right now.” “There are several Democrats on that committee who should be sitting there but they are not there.” “You heard the witness mention that.” “Senator Ruben Gallego, Democrat from Arizona, actually walked by us about 15 minutes ago. He saw the media cameras here and we couldn’t tell if he was joking or trolling or not but he said, hey what’s going on here? And his staffer said, I don’t know, and they walked past us.” “He is on that committee. He’s not in the room.” Democrats don’t even want to hear the truth about Covid.