[TheRealThing]

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-...t-n1261431

An NBC News analysis of campaign finance filings found that in the five weeks after the election, those charged in the Capitol riot increased their political donations by about 75 percent compared to the five weeks leading up to the election. Many had made very few or no donations at all in previous years, but they began escalating their numbers of contributions as Trump was trying to overturn Joe Biden's victory.

Trump and his aligned groups, including the Republican National Committee, raised $207.5 million in the 19 days after the election.

Wilson, the Republican digital strategist, chalked up the riot to people who were gullible.

"I don't know that there's a bigger story to tell other than there are a lot of dumb people in the world," he said. "And a lot of them stormed the Capitol on January 6th."

Oh I don't know. I think Dems prosecuting a lockstep war of lies and resistance from within the US Congress for 4 years, is a fairly big story myself. And let's face it, now that the left feel they have sufficiently destroyed Trump, the next target would be those who refuse to join the lynch mob. Hence the story of your sourcing.

And excuse me there Outsider but in general, quoting from stories written by the same media that carried the water and gave said resistance cover for the whole period not to mention the before and after, seems a bit less than credible to boot. Do I really need to put up the list of issues (like the Bret Kanvaugh confirmation hearings) that the Dems used to raise money on?