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  Or the Alamo.
context: "Had the tables been turned, and President Trump won the election and those were tens of thousands of Black Lives Matter and Antifa protesters, I might have been a little concerned." - direct quote of Republican Senator Ron Johnson, March 11, 2021 >
  
  If he wasn't concerned or felt in danger in any way then why wasn't he out there greeting "his people" instead of hiding away like the other congresspeople? I mean he didn't feel endangered or concerned at all and he was all for "stopping the steal" to the point of trying to get fake electors to Pence, so why wasn't he out in front of the riot leading the way? >
  
  He was probably in his office directing them. >
  
  Over his phone like Green, Bobert, Gosar, Gohmert, et al. Hawley too but he was running…away. >
  
  Brave Josh Hawley ran away.
  Bravely ran away away.
  When danger reared it's ugly head,
  He bravely turned his tail and fled.
  Yes, brave Josh Hawley turned about
  And gallantly he chickened out.
  Swiftly taking to his feet,
  He beat a very brave retreat.
  Bravest of the brave, Josh Hawley! >
  
  r/ExpectedMontyPython >
  
  Nobody expects the Spanish inquisiton! >
  
  This was already obvious to anyone who has an ounce of critical thinking.  Those Bundy family nuts pointed assault rifles at cops and then later took over a government office in an armed assault.  They were treated with kid gloves the whole time.  I’ll let you guess why. >
  
  I can’t qwhite figure it out. >
  
  The Bonus Army was met with tanks because homeless WWI vets wanted benefits from the government. >
  
  Thanks Patton. >
  
  And Eisenhower. >
  
  Don't forget Douglas MacArthur.