See Poll Results: Was the Jan. 6 Riot an "Inside Job"?

Yesterday’s Poll:

Was the Jan. 6 Riot an "Inside Job"?

Number Of Surveys Completed: 1,137

Here’s The Scoop

The debate over the true nature of the January 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol has been reignited by entrepreneur and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy’s recent statements.

During a CNN town hall, Ramaswamy, once a passive media consumer, challenged the prevailing narrative about the riot, suggesting a more complex scenario than previously acknowledged.

Before his foray into politics, Ramaswamy admitted he would have dismissed any claims of the January 6 riot being “an inside job” as “crazy talk, fringe conspiracy theory nonsense.”

However, his stance has dramatically shifted. “I can tell you now, having gone somewhat deep in this, it’s not,” he asserted.

Ramaswamy’s comments reflect a growing distrust in governmental and technological narratives, drawing parallels to disputed stories like the Hunter Biden laptop and the Trump-Russia collusion.

“We do have a government, first of all, we have technology, that has lied to us systematically over the last several years about the origin of COVID-19, about the Hunter Biden laptop that we were told was false by 51 CIA experts and otherwise, before we now know that it was true,” Ramaswamy stated.

He highlighted a pattern of misinformation and deception, culminating in his skepticism about the events of January 6.

“The reality is, we know that there were federal law enforcement agents in that field. We don’t know how many,” he added, raising questions about the potential involvement of law enforcement in the riot.

This provocative claim opens up a discussion that goes beyond the events of a single day, touching on broader issues of trust, transparency, and the role of government agencies in shaping public perception.

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