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Mark Levin tears sham January 6 committee to SHREDS: ‘An abomination to the American system’

 

Democrats call everything a threat to democracy. Guns are a threat to democracy. Trump is a threat to democracy. Truckers are a threat to democracy. Supreme Court Justices ruling on cases is. Counting every vote is. Preventing voter fraud, living in Florida, using the wrong pronoun. Even refusing to send your kids to drag strip shows is a threat to democracy according to the left and the media.

But the realest threat to the American system, which is a constitutional system, is what is happening right now in the so-called January 6 “investigation.” Mark Levin broke that down tonight on Life, Liberty and Levin and it’s awesome – in the sense of hearing someone put into words correctly and well a thing that is terrible and not at all awesome.\

MARK LEVIN: This is a sham. This will go down in history as a dark mark on the American political system. We can’t see it now, [but] the mob is in control, the mob runs the media, the propaganda is full-throated, you can’t see it now but history has a way of sobering events. And we will see this one day as the outrageous attack on our system, on the prior president, on scores of people that it truly is. It’s an abomination to the American system, not just of justice but our congressional and representative system. 

Absolutely appalling. This is outrageous. This committee is made up of all Democrats. I know, they keep talking about two Republicans, these are figureheads. They're never-Trumpers. In fact, they are the most zealous on the committee, Cheney and Kinzinger, because they are on the outs with their own party and they're trying to even the score. There’s no way possible a committee structured like this with every person appointed by the Speaker of the House… because of their loyalty either to her or their hate for the prior president, Donald Trump – there’s no way that we can get to the truth under this committee.

 

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