We’ve now surpassed the one-year mark from the day that the incident at the Capitol took place.

If someone were to ask me if it was a protest or a riot, I would honestly say…yes. It was both, but not in the same sense.

The purpose of the protesters out there in Washington, D.C. that day was to protest the election results because we had seen so many irregularities and so much evidence of fraud and people were concerned that the election was stolen.

You know as well as I do that when we can no longer have a fair election, our country is lost entirely.

Most people who were there were just protesting. Then there were some people who were there rioting and causing damage. This is a fact. Then there were people who were in the middle and went inside the Capitol, but didn’t do any damage to anything. They just looked around and maybe yelled a little.

The Democrats have lumped everyone into one category and labeled everyone who protested in Washington, D.C. as well as every single Republican in the country as Nazis, terrorists, insurrectionists, and every other derogatory term they can come up with.

So it was a little surprising when Sen. Ted Cruz called what happened on that day a “terrorist attack”, which is a Democrat talking point.

“We are approaching a solemn anniversary this week. And It is an anniversary of a violent terrorist attack on the Capitol where we saw the men and women of law enforcement demonstrate incredible courage, incredible bravery, risk their lives to defend the men and women who serve in this Capitol.”

Tucker Carlson called him out for saying such a thing and seemingly agreeing with the Democrats. Ted Cruz came on and explained what he meant by what he said and admitted that what he was a poor choice of words.

Wow. Tucker Carlson just confronted Ted Cruz @tedcruz over calling Jan 6 a "violent terrorist" attack. pic.twitter.com/wMyYgrdjmi

— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) January 7, 2022

I was ONLY talking about the limited number of people who committed violent assaults on police officers.

For over a decade, I’ve referred to those who violently attack police officers as terrorists. If you assault a cop you should go to jail.

— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) January 7, 2022

What do you think? Do you believe his explanation? I believe that what he said is a plausible explanation and I do know that he was been one who has stood up to defend President Trump and his supporters and that he did challenge the results on January 6, 2021.