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If there is one thing that has become clear since January 6th of 2021 it’s that people should not take radical action based on unsubstantiated claims. Unfortunately, many adults in American society respond emotionally when they’re given bad news.

As the bipartisan January 6th committee reveals more and more information, we obtain a better perspective of the mindset of the insurrectionists. Perhaps the most stunning revelation is that so many people were willing to engage in the destruction of property and violence without any evidence of wrongdoing.

Who tried to steal the 2020 United States presidential election?. That’s the question that every American is asking. At this point, we know that there was an attempt to steal the election. The problem is that there are two narratives as to who might have been responsible.

A lot of Americans are pushing the false claim that the investigation into the insurrection of January 6th, 2021 is not bipartisan. This is only one of many inaccurate narratives that are meant to undermine the committee.

On June 15, when Elon Musk was asked who he was leaning towards in the 2024 presidential election, his answer came as a shock to some. The CEO of Tesla and SpaceX stated that he favored Ron DeSantis for president.

I get sick to my stomach every time I watch the videos of the violent acts that took place at the Capitol on January 6th, 2021. On that day a lawless mob, falsely calling itself “patriots” engaged in a destructive attack against our country.

Today it is still controversial to discuss the January 6th insurrection. The committee hearings are ongoing, and many Americans refuse to watch the presentation of evidence. Many Americans deny that the events of January 6th represent a violent attack on our government and our very way of life.

It is upsetting to see how divided the United States has become. The January 6th committee is in the process of revealing the results of a year-long inquiry into the insurrection of 2021. Unfortunately, many Americans have dug in their heels and refuse to watch the conclusions.

On June 15, the controversial and outspoken technology entrepreneur and CEO of Tesla and SpaceX - Elon Musk - was asked on Twitter who he was leaning towards voting for in the 2024 presidential election. His answer? Ron DeSantis.

I remember watching the television on January 6th, 2021. A mob of rampaging Trump supporters attacked our Capitol. I remember feeling as if every window they broke and every barricade they smashed was like an attack on my own home.

I find it a little bit upsetting that some Americans insist that they already know what happened at the Capitol on January 6th, 2021. The truth is that they don’t know what happened. They know what they’ve been told. That’s it.

Do the Democrats have any chance of beating DeSantis?. Governor DeSantisMatt Johnson, United States, CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons. The numbers for May are in, and on June 13 they showed that in May 2021, Governor Ron DeSantis raised $10.2 million for his political campaign fund. For context, that's the same as Republican-turned-Democrat Charlie Crist has raised in total since launching his campaign for Governor of Florida. It reaffirmed once again that Ron DeSantis seems to be worthy of the nickname awarded by Fox News last month: the '$100 million man'.

Governor DeSantis on June 12Twitter of RonDeSantisFL. On June 12, Florida's Governor Ron DeSantis addressed the Tikvah Fund's Jewish Leadership Conference, held in New York City at Chelsea Piers. The event had been moved to the new venue after Governor DeSantis was announced as a speaker and the original venue - the Jewish Museum in New York cancelled the booking.

Matthew McConaughey spoke at the White House after meeting with families of the victims of the mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas. McConaughey said that he and his wife spent most of last week meeting with, and speaking to, these families.

On June 5, Florida's Governor Ron DeSantis took to Twitter to demonstrate just how seriously election integrity is being taken in the sunshine state. The governor was keen to tout the $14 million recently invested in measures to promote election integrity, including measures introduced as part of his newly created Office of Election Crimes and Security - referred to by some as the governor's private election police force.

One year ago, on May 24 2021, Florida's Governor Ron DeSantis signed Senate Bill 7072 into law. It meant the 'Stop Social Media Censorship' law came into effect, essentially stopping social media platforms from censoring and banning certain people, which it was argued would constrain public debate and constrain freedoms of speech.

She claims the media are "obsessed with another country" On May 12 Representative Marjorie Taylor-Greene of Georgia was grilled by a journalist from the Washington Post, who challenged her on having voted against multiple proposals to send financial aid to the Ukraine.

As campaigning heats up for Florida's gubernatorial election in November 2022, it was reported on May 10 that Governor Ron DeSantis added over $10 million to his campaign war-chest in the month of April alone - $10.45 million to be precise.

Fuel tax savings just before the gubernatorial election - coincidence?. The various sales tax holidays signed into Florida law by Governor Ron DeSantis on May 5 are intended to save Floridians up to $1.2 billion in the coming months. It's a significant amount of money, but may seem like a drop in the ocean for those who are struggling to make financial ends meet right now.