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Nolte: White House Website Lays Blame for January 6 on Democrats

The column recounts the White House website’s accusations that Pelosi was responsible for security failures before January 6.

Nolte: White House Website Lays Blame for January 6 on Democrats
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John Nolte describes a White House website’s account of January 6 that blames Democrats and Nancy Pelosi for security failures and disputes the characterization of the event as an insurrection. He endorses the website’s defense of President Trump’s pardons of January 6 defendants.

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This story reports what happened without casting Pelosi in a good or bad light, so readers don’t rate it and it doesn’t count toward Pelosi’s record.

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Nancy Pelosi
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Representative criticized by the White House website over January 6 security failures

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President whose January 6 response and pardons the column defends

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White House Releases January 6 Anniversary Website

The White House launched a website for the fifth anniversary of January 6 that challenges Democrats’ account and assigns them, including Nancy Pelosi, responsibility for Capitol security failures. Left-leaning outlets treat the site as a disputed account, rebutting its claims about Pelosi’s remarks and authority and challenging Trump’s claims about National Guard troops and the 2020 election. Right-leaning outlets mostly present the website as a counter to Democrats’ account and emphasize its case assigning Pelosi responsibility, with some also highlighting the video and defense of Trump’s pardons.

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