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On the first anniversary of the January 6, 2021 incident, we heard so many stories about the so-called insurrection. Democrats added J6 to the same list as September 11 and December 7. Oh they enjoy their little play.
Well, most Americans see things differently. CBS news did a poll to hear people’s opinion about these events. Some say it was a protest gone wrong. CBS tried really well to hide the fact that 85% of Dems said J6 was an “insurrection” and 47% of Republicans called it “patriotism.”
One year later, Republicans are far more likely to call what happened at the Capitol on January 6, 2021 "patriotism" or "defending freedom" than trying to overthrow the government or an insurrection https://t.co/fOPMWveNyZ pic.twitter.com/s3uKKseb5q
— Kathryn Watson (@kathrynw5) January 6, 2022
“Even as so many Americans decry the events of January 6, the day has had lasting impacts on the nation’s psyche, the most immediate of which is that millions of Americans think more violence is coming and that democracy itself might be threatened,” CNN reported.
CBS News released the results, suggesting that while the subsequent events “were widely condemned when they happened and still are today by majorities of both parties. But there is an alternative set of descriptors and interpretations of those events, and of what should happen next, largely on the right, along with a softening of their disapproval that’s worthy of attention.”
“Despite overall disapproval of the events on January 6, Republicans do stand apart from others in offering descriptions that are less harsh. One, the intensity with which Republicans disapprove softened over the summer and has stayed softer. A year ago, most Republicans strongly disapproved, but today, their disapproval is spread between strongly and a bit more only somewhat disapproving.”
What happened on January 6?
About 75% of polled people said the actions “who forced their way into the US Capitol” was “a protest that went too far.” About 69% of Dems described it as such.
“Descriptions of what happened are also similar to how they were a year ago after it happened,” the article read.
“People widely call it a protest that went too far, but how much further becomes more partisan. Most Americans — including most Democrats, but just a fifth of Republicans — call it an insurrection and describe it as an attempt to overturn the election and the government.”
CBS News did this poll & one question they asked was if the folks being polled considered the Capitol riot to be “a protest that went too far.” CBS must not have liked the results (70% of Biden voters & 84% of Trump voters agreed) so they just didn’t include it in the graphic.🤷♂️ https://t.co/EKAeoxmMin pic.twitter.com/d2Y8RKLYJ3
— Jerry Dunleavy 🇺🇸 (@JerryDunleavy) January 6, 2022
What do you think about this poll?
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