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All of the conspirators meed to be brought to justice or they will be tempted to try again. The layers, staff, congressmen, and ginni thomas.
It's a missed opportunity to be sure, and doesn't make any sense. >

The focus of the committee report appears to be on people who were part of the government... and Ginni Thomas was technically only an activist who was tangentially organizing the events and people who would then go on to be the rioters.
This does not mean that she won't be a target of Jack Smith's investigation though. >

I agree with you — Jack Smith will be able to follow a lot of threads and unlike previous joke special counsels (Ken Starr and John Dunham), Smith has a wide remit, documented criminality, and a vast array of background investigative material to work with. Ginni Thomas probably believes she’s above the law and immune from scrutiny because of her marriage to Clarence Thomas, but I have a feeling Jack Smith already has her on the radar and could — quite possibly — mention the refusal by Justice Thomas to recuse himself in the case involving January 6 records from the White House. >

Doubtful.  The powerful will pervert the outcome.  See: Mueller. >

See Barr. >

Barr could be in charge by the time things are completed.  If I’m not mistaken, we all saw the crime on TV in real time, and no one organizing the violence has been arrested let alone charged. >

Wasn’t Stuart Rhodes just convicted of sedition like a month ago?
They have to get the people on the bottom and work their way up. >

I’d love to be wrong, but along the way to the top they’ll stop for the good of the country, aka rich people. >

The best thing for rich people is to dump trump because he will probably cost the Republican Party a chance at presidency if he isn’t in prison or barred from running.