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I agree with that concept and have to wonder what will happen in the next two weeks, the issue is larger than just a fraudulent vote, we also have the question of whether the incoming administration is capable of taking the oath of office, and to what extent they endanger national security.

There are times when the majority can be wrong, even if fraud cannot be proven and conventional historians accept the vote totals as issued (which I don’t) you have the separate question of whether the Biden/Harris/Pelosi regime is anything but a Chinese-backed coup aimed at reducing the power and international presence of the United States, and turning the country into a client state.

If that were the case, no patriotic American should support the inauguration. And it would not surprise me if this attitude had real world consequences in the next two weeks. This is larger than just a choice about Trump or not Trump, surely some who don’t support the president can see that, but they allow their distaste for the man’s style to get in the way of sound judgement about a much greater issue.

What I would suggest is a rival event, a re-dedication day to be held somewhere in safe territory, and attended by millions, in contrast to what is likely to be a very contrived and bogus event in DC.

I hope Donald Trump helps form a new republic of free states.

I think he already did. He opened people’s eyes. What he unleashed might be unstoppable already.