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This is the second anniversary of the January 6th terror attack.
Two years ago today, a sitting American President incited a massive domestic terror attack to prevent his democratically elected successor from replacing him.
Thanks to all those who bravely fought to protect our democracy from a homicidal would-be king. And thanks to those who are still carrying on that fight.
Never forget.
(Shirley really was the smarter roommate.)
The Roanoke Star features my latest letter to the editor.
I’m very happy to see that The Roanoke Star has featured my latest letter to the editor — about people who draw a comparison between the January 6th attack on the Capitol and protests by Black Lives Matter. You can find it right here.
Thanks, as always, to Publisher Stuart Revercomb for allowing me to share with my neighbors in Roanoke via The Roanoke Star.
The Roanoke Times Published My Latest Letter to the Editor …
… this one about the January 6th coup attempt.
Bear in mind, please, that this was written the evening of January 6th — long before the more frightening details of the coup emerged.
Eric Robert Nolan, Author 