I am a J6er.
Revoking White House access is not censorship.
Censorship is when the state and its corporate partners silence you, shadowban you, smear you, raid you, and then tell the country you are not allowed to speak. That is what they did to J6ers. That is what they did to anyone who questioned the election, the COVID rules, or the official story.
The real censorship was the Hunter Biden laptop cover-up. The New York Post told the truth and got locked out of the public square. They buried the story. They banned the links. They treated verified reporting like a crime.
Then they deleted the President of the United States and his press secretary from the platforms. That was not a lost briefing-room pass. That was the most powerful man in the country erased from the digital town square right before an election.
Obama did his version first — limiting access for conservative journalists he did not like. The machine learned the trick and scaled it.
A press pass is not the First Amendment.
It is a privilege to stand in the people’s house.
CNN, Politico, and the rest can still publish. They still have cameras, websites, and megaphones. They lost a credential. They did not lose the right to talk. J6ers lost jobs, families, licenses, and years of their lives for walking through open doors.
That is not the same thing.
Not even close.
Biden barely took unscripted questions while the propaganda machine did the talking for him. They buried the 61 lawsuits, pretended “no evidence” meant “we looked,” and called every dismissal a verdict that the election was free and fair. Then they used that same machine to mark us as insurrectionists.
So no — pulling a White House pass from the outlets that sold that lie is not what Democrats did.
And if someone still wants to call it an eye for an eye, I will not pretend that is inappropriate.
They used every lever they had to crush dissent.
They called it “protecting democracy.”
Now the propaganda machine is tasting a fraction of the exclusion it spent years handing out, and suddenly it is a constitutional crisis.
You do not get to lock people out of public life and then demand a front-row seat to power.
Access is not speech.
Consequence is not tyranny.
And an eye for an eye is not the crime here.
The crime was what they did to us first.
God Bless the J6ers!