We're surprised the White House isn't flying the flag at half-staff today, the third anniversary of Ashli Babbitt's death and also the day Capitol Police escorted a guy in face paint and a buffalo hat into the Capitol. Vice President Kamala Harris marked the occasion with a tweet about the fragility of democracy — the same Kamala Harris who promoted a bail fund for rioters in Minneapolis in 2020.

President Biden proudly declared Friday that the January 6 "insurrectionists" had been sentenced to a collective <a href="https://twitchy.com/chad-felix-greene/2024/01/05/the-real-joe-biden-crowd-breaks-into-applause-as-biden-boasts-j6ers-collectively-sentenced-to-840-years-n2391433" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">840 years in prison</a>. How many years in prison are the rioters who looted and set fires in 2020 serving?

Brian Stelter thinks he knows why January 6 receives "outsize attention" in the media (and among our elected representatives). It's Donald Trump, obviously.

"Covering [up] the violence." Come on, fiery but mostly peaceful?

CNN HIRED a Capitol Police officer who was on duty on January 6. How many injured police officers from the Summer of Love did CNN hire on? Interview?

 {ai:summary}<p>The tweet exchange discusses the disparity in media coverage and political response between the January 6th Capitol riot and the 2020 BLM and Antifa riots. The critics argue that there is a liberal bias in the media, with attention focused on the Capitol riot while downplaying the violence and destruction caused by the other riots. The conversation also touches on politicians who supported bail funds for rioters and questions why they are not held accountable. #politics #media</p>

Brian Stelter Explains Why January 6 Gets So Much More Attention Than the 2020 Riots

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