I also remember that after winning the group fractured and in a couple of elections the bad guys were creeping back into power.
There is a lot to be learned by studying the aftermath of revolts.
One of the major ones is the good guys end up losing because they are more interested in their own lives then in telling other people what to do. So they drift away. If we wish to stop that inclination we are going to have to make some political and cultural changes.
A great veteran story — took back their government from corrupt Democrats, enabled by access to, and willingness to use firearms.
This account is the most factual and detailed that I have found.
https://www.americanheritage.com/battle-athens
If the Battle of Athens were to take place today, I can imagine what would happen to the veterans.
Like the Preacher who had a cold said;
“Vabity, Vabity. All is Vabity.”
Another gentile reminder: proofread before you hit “post.”
Vabity is my new cuss word.