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The New York Times Has Just Published An Excellent Third-Party After-Action Report on the Battle at the Capitol That’s Nevertheless Missing the Most Important Element of All
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January 6

The New York Times Has Just Published An Excellent Third-Party After-Action Report on the Battle at the Capitol That’s Nevertheless Missing the Most Important Element of All

Two hundred Proud Boys made the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol possible, but we know far more about the other 1,800+ rioters who went into the building—and why they did so—than the NYT reports.

Seth Abramson
Jun 19, 2022
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The New York Times Has Just Published An Excellent Third-Party After-Action Report on the Battle at the Capitol That’s Nevertheless Missing the Most Important Element of All
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ABOVE: As this image from the New York Times after-action report indicates, on January 6 insurrectionist forces were—at first—focused on the rear of the Capitol.

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The New York Times has just published the most incisive after-action report (AAR) on the January 6 attack on the United States Capitol thus far. The report confirms the attack as a p…

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