frank

shameful

Revisado: 07-21-24

In addition to being a rambling mess, this book proposes that the FBI was responsible for the January 6 riot at the Capitol Building. This congressman is so unwilling to accept that the Trump movement is so powerful and unpredictable, fiercely devoted to the man, but without any real principles, that some of them would be led to do something so insane. So he seeks someone to blame...and then must invent a web of preposterous lies. The truth is stranger than fiction.

The MOST shameful thing about this book, is is the slander of Ray Epps. This man, Ray Epps, who was a Trump supporter, traveled with his son to DC. He did exactly what trump asked of him, encouraged people to go to the Capitol, the day before, on January 5. He was a part of the riot, and in a random video that went viral, he is shown speaking into a mans ear on the front lines, about to break the barricades. Epps says, under oath, that he was trying to dissuade the man. Epps realized things had got out of hand, and backed down himself, did not enter the building. The FBI declined to prosecute him, because he called them immediately after they named him as a wanted man. They investigated and decided that, compared to the hundreds of people who broke windows, beat cops, and violently stopped the vote, Epps hadn't done anything that bad. But people like this author, Troy E. Nehls, Tucker Carlson, and others, latched on to Epps as a scapegoat. They painted him as an undercover FBI agent, as if he alone somehow stoked the entire mob. It is a horrible, sinister lie. They ruined this mans life. He had to go into hiding with his wife, because of constant abuse and people bothering him at home.

Ray Epps was a normal man, a Trump supporter, who only did what his president wanted. And then, because of Trumps example, people in power told blatant lies about him and HURT him. Shame, shame on you. This is not Christ like, in any way.

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