DeKalb GA News

Today marks the fourth anniversary of a significant political event in Washington, D.C., where supporters gathered from all over the United States. They arrived by various means, including planes, trains, and automobiles, to express their support for former President Trump. Participants came from diverse backgrounds, representing different economic classes, races, religions, and political affiliations.

The gathering is described as "the largest populist movement in the history of the United States," with people sharing a common goal: "RETURN THE POWER TO THE PEOPLE THROUGH WHO THEY BELIEVED TO BE THEIR CHOSEN DULY ELECTED LEADER- PRESIDENT TRUMP."

There were allegations against various figures and entities such as "the Clinton crime family," "Biden crime family," and others. The statement accuses them of trying to suppress the movement through various means.

Ashli Babbitt's death is mentioned as part of these events. The narrative claims that participants faced arrests, violence, home raids, and public ridicule. Despite these challenges, it asserts that those who gathered have persevered.

The article expresses hope for the future with an upcoming inauguration and potential pardons for those deemed political prisoners from January 6th. It also criticizes the Biden administration's actions during this period.

Cara Castronuova is identified as an investigative journalist and co-founder of Citizens Against Political Persecution. She encourages following her on social media platforms like X and Instagram while mentioning her current legal actions against Facebook for alleged First Amendment violations.