Trump Keeps Pouring Gasoline on January 6 While Pretending It’s Everyone Else’s Fire
Trump’s March 26 messaging stayed locked onto the same grievance loop that has kept January 6 at the center of his political and legal exposure.
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For a slow-news calendar day, March 26 still fit the Trump pattern perfectly: attack the institutions, amplify the grievance, and hope the legal consequences stay off-camera. They usually don’t.
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Trump’s March 26 messaging stayed locked onto the same grievance loop that has kept January 6 at the center of his political and legal exposure.
Trump’s Russia-focused lawsuit was filed on March 24, 2022, and he was back on the stump two days later in Georgia, still treating the old clash as unfinished business.