The lapdog FBI has been investigating members of the GOP in Congress for their Democratic masters who lied about them being involved in the riots.
They have failed to find any connection with any member of Congress.
They did claim to find evidence of a phone call between a Proud Boy and someone within the White House but they have no idea who or why the call was made, or even if it was received by the party they were trying to reach.
Just after the January 6th incident, Democrats said that Republicans were deeply involved and they set their lapdogs to gather evidence, which they have been unable to find.
So, Democrats said they had proof that Republicans aided the rioters in January but it seems they lied. Does anyone else see a pattern?
It appears that Adam Schiff and Eric Swalwell are not the only two bold-faced liars in the Democratic party.
…but we knew that.
The Washington Post reported January 13th:
“Even as Democrats on Wednesday impeached President Trump, they turned their attention to allegations that Republican members of Congress encouraged last week’s attempted insurrection, possibly providing help that enabled the mob who stormed the Capitol.”
Leading these Democratic liars were Jerry Nadler and Mikie Sherrill, two known propagandists. Sherill claimed that Republicans led a tour for the rioters on January 5th for reconnaissance. The lapdogs found no evidence of that at all.
A New York Times report claims that the FBI has arrested a “mid-level” State Department aide on “charges related to the attack, including unlawful entry, violent and disorderly conduct, obstructing Congress and law enforcement, and assaulting an officer with a dangerous weapon.” But, remember this is the NYT who has built a reputation built on lying that is second to none.
Data, the New York Times said, Saturday, “has revealed no evidence of communications between the rioters and members of Congress during the deadly attack, the official said. That undercuts Democratic allegations that some Republican lawmakers were active participants that day.”
It’s not clear that all members of Congress are off the hook just yet, however. There is some “evidence in the days leading up to Jan. 6 of communications between far-right extremists and lawmakers who were planning to appear at the rally featuring Mr. Trump that occurred just before the assault,” but the FBI has “not opened investigations into any members” as a result of those calls.
