Ex-Congressman: Never before has injustice been done People are outraged

On Saturday (Dec. 12), former U.S. Rep. Bob McEwan of Ohio participated in a rally near the Supreme Court. McEwan said, “Never have I seen such injustice in this country, and people are enraged by it.”

On Dec. 12, 2020, thousands of people participated in a series of “Stop Vote Theft, Support Trump’s Re-Election” marches and rallies in Washington, D.C., to petition the government for fair elections and transparent vote counting. Similar protests have been held in all 50 state capitals every week since the election on Saturdays.

To have self-governance, there must be self-discipline,” McEwan said. As John Adams said, the Constitution was written for a moral and religious people. It is totally inappropriate for any other system of government. If a person is dishonest and corrupt, then they will destroy New York, they will destroy California, they may even destroy our country, and that’s what we’re here to prevent from happening.”

“We can have honest elections.”

McEwan said, “If the courts don’t want to step in and hold these people accountable for, for example, Pennsylvania’s violations of the Constitution, if the courts don’t do anything about it, then we’re at the mercy of God.”

McEwan believes that “the news media and social media have played a significant role in the injustice.” In response, he said, “Truth triumphs over falsehood. Therefore, fallacies hate truth. That’s why only socialists burn books, only socialists don’t let people speak, and that’s why, for example, on Facebook or Twitter, we see how the media doesn’t let people speak freely.”

The reason, why do they do this? He explains, “In an ideological contest, the truth wins. Therefore, if the truth is revealed, socialism, communism, and falsehood will not win. That’s why we see censorship of speech happening here.”

But McEwan believes that “Americans are waking up to the fact that they see these traditional media trying to steal our country and refusing to tell the truth, and they’re blackening what people need to know.”

“One day, they’re going to be very sorry for their stupidity,” he said. He said.