"Lawmakers appeared largely convinced by the report, peppering the panelists with questions over the course of the hour-long briefing." - C.Leaders
"in the immediate wake of Jan. 6, about half of U.S. adults (52%) said Donald Trump bore a lot of responsibility for the violence and destruction committed by some of his supporters that day. Today, 43% say this." - Pew
"Some might dismiss the Christian symbols at the insurrection—not only signs but prayers 'in Jesus’ name' right next to a horn-wearing shaman.... some might wave away the evangelicals who falsely claimed in the days afterward that it had been a crowd of antifa activists... .And yet, survey after survey shows that alarming numbers of white evangelicals believe the lie behind the attack" - CToday
"Lies about the validity of the election prompted the riots at the Capitol, and the events of the day spurred even more falsehoods" - The Dispatch
"A year later, here’s a look back at how Americans saw the events of Jan. 6 and how some partisan divisions grew wider over time." - Pew
"In this new election year, there will be a pitched battle between Republicans and Democrats. But there will also be one among Republicans and Democrats. Which Republicans will refuse to condemn their friends and defy the mob? Which Democrats will reject partisianship and stick up for principled Republicans who are defending the rule of law?" - The Dispatch
"The last thing a producer wants is some pundit offering nuanced criticism of his own side. Everything has to be a fight between the extremes. This dynamic has always existed at MSNBC and CNN as well as at Fox." - The Dispatch
“I saw the Christian flag directly to my front. Another read, ‘Jesus is my savior, Trump is my president.’ Another: ‘Jesus is king.’ … Another had crossed rifles beneath a skull, emblazoned with the pattern of the American flag.”. . . a shirt that bore the slogan “God, Guns, and Trump.” - C. Leaders
