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They told us to move on.
They looked into cameras after January 6 and said, in one form or another: we’ve got to focus on the future. Heal. Turn the page. Stop re-litigating. Don’t live in the past. Sometimes they dressed it up as national unity. Sometimes it was framed as “the people’s business.” Sometimes it was just exhaustion—an insistence that accountability itself was the problem. I had many Republican members that approached me during the committee and said “I agree, I just think it’s time to move on.” After the election of 2024, I also agreed, we had given the American people the truth and they still made their decision. Ok, fine…I did what I could.
But here’s what I can’t shake, five years later: “move on” was never a principle. It was a tactic. Because the same people who pleaded for the country to stop talking about January 6 are now obsessed with it again—only now the obsession isn’t about protecting democracy. It’s about protecting Donald Trump from history

Adam Kinzinger

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