America's Finest Revolutionaries

They pledged nothing, risked nothing, and lost nothing — the fathers could have learned from them.

by Rachael

Somebody has to defend the patriots of January 6, and it appears it will have to be me, since the newspapers will not, the courts no longer can, and their own general has moved on to other televisions. I take the case gladly, and I will state the defense plainly at the top so that nobody can claim later they were led into it: the men who came through the broken windows are the truest revolutionaries this country has produced since the summer of 1776, more faithful than the fathers, more obedient than any army the fathers ever raised, and I can prove it with a single Latin word, and the proof will not go where you think it goes.