If the Regime's broader purpose in hyping the so-called January 6 "insurrection" is to cast all Trump supporters as de facto domestic terrorists, its more urgent and immediate purpose is to kneecap the political prospects of Trump and his allies as the 2024 elections approach.
January 6th hearings may be a ratings flop, but that may depend on whether or not they succeed in pressuring Attorney General Merrick Garland to pursue criminal charges against the former President.
- Garland himself took the ominous step of noting that he is watching the hearings and he can "assure us that all of the January 6 prosecutors are watching all the hearings as well."
- The January 6 committee is the Biden Regime's way of holding the threat of criminal prosecution over the head of Donald Trump, who just happens to be Biden's presumptive rival in the 2024 Presidential election.
Norm Eisen
- Norm Eisen has been positively giddy at the prospect of the January 6th committee serving up a criminal indictment of President Trump
- After 2 blockbuster hearings, does the 1/6 committee have enough evidence to make criminal referrals?
- A quick glance at Norm Eisen’s Twitter account confirms his passion for criminally prosecuting Trump
Norm Eisen’s Role in the January 6 Committee
- Norm Eisen supported Bennie Thompson in his lawsuit against Trump in February 2021.
- Eisen has a long history of supporting political prosecutions of Trump, including the Trump Foundation, Trump University, and the Big Lie.
The repetition of the core falsehood that led to the deadly insurrection is not to be taken lightly
- Trump used the lies about his election loss to fuel the rage of his followers for months - culminating in the deadly attack on the Capitol.
- If Trump successfully co-opt the bona fide patriotism felt by their millions of followers, turning a love of country into a potent anti-democratic force, they will very likely stimulate more violence.
An "Alley Oop" conspiracy theory:
- Five months before he was tapped as chairman of the Commission, Rep. Bennie Thompson (R-Ill.) filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump, Rudy Giuliani, the Oath Keepers organization, and the Proud Boys organization.
- In his complaint, Thompson alleges that Trump and his agents on the inside conspired with the members of the group on the outside to incite a crowd to attack the Capitol (emphasis ours).
- He claims that the insurrection at the Capitol was a direct, intended, and foreseeable result of the Defendants' unlawful conspiracy.
An interesting lawsuit that happened and one that seems possibly to be ripening toward market
- Representative Thompson suing Trump, Giuliani, the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers
- Section 1985-1 of the U.S. Code prohibits anyone from conspiring to prevent an elected official from discharging their official duties
- The January 6th conspiracy theory lawsuit that Bennie Thompson launched against Trump was conceived and written by Cohen Milstein lawyer Joe Sellers, Norm Eisen's friend
- Norm Eisen has a professional history of working together with David Brock in anti-Trump operations
- Eisen's entire lawfare outfit CREW was teed up in advance as part of David Brock's multi pronged strategy to remove Trump from office
Norm Eisen’s new lawfare outfit, States United Democracy Center
- Co-founded by Christine Todd Whitman and Norm Eisen
Christine is a blue blood aristocrat whose storied career as a deep state lackey dates back to the Bush years, where she was the head of the EPA during September 11, 2001
- She gained notoriety for providing misleading assurances in the days after 9/11 that the air in Manhattan "didn't pose a health hazard."
- A 2003 report by the EPA Inspector General criticized Whitman harshly for her behavior in the aftermath of 9/9.
Bennie Thompson
- Whenever Democrats have a majority in the House, Thompson is put in as the hatchet man to control oversight of the Department of Homeland Security
- His first act as chair of the Homeland Security Committee was to sponsor a bill that granted sweeping new police powers to DHS, using the pretext of 9/11
- In 2004, Thompson was one of 31 House Democrats who voted to overturn the results of the Bush-Gore election, and now, the vast DHS agency reports to him
Elizabeth Neumann, who was Assistant DHS Secretary of Counterterrorism under Trump, came out and actually identified the prospect of a second term for Trump as a national security threat
- Trump and his allies were initially slowed by their lack of experience in running large government agencies.
- "But toward the end they were figuring it out," Neumann said. "And it concerns me that the damage they could do would far exceed what they did in their four years in power."
- Neumann estimates that there are approximately 51 million American citizens who are skeptical about the 2020 election, though she is generous enough not to characterize the entire group as terrorists
- At least 250k of those pesky election deniers are terrorist threats
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