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Oct 2022
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Trump Supporters Drop Jan. 6 Truth Bombs...

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An MSNBC discussion with Pittsburgh-area Trump supporters that aired Monday morning highlights how average conservatives really feel about January 6th.

While mainstream media and Democrat politicians continue to push the narrative that the massive protest was “worse than 9/11” or the attack on Pearl Harbor, these working-class Republicans showed they understand what actually took place.

For example, when MSNBC host Elise Jordan told the focus group Pennsylvania GOP gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano was “at the insurrection” and that he breached “a restricted area,” one man explained Capitol Police were filmed removing barriers and holding open doors for demonstrators to enter the building.


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