Editor’s note: The following article is the Washington Free Beacon‘s contribution to the professional media’s determined efforts to place the actions of alleged criminals, such …
Editor’s note: The following article is the Washington Free Beacon‘s contribution to the professional media’s determined efforts to place the actions of alleged criminals, such as “Molotov Lawyers” Urooj Rahman and Colinford Mattis, within a broader context that may ultimately force us to reconsider the meaning of “crime” in our society. Enjoy! Love for the U.S. Constitution, which in many Democratic strongholds is considered the moral equivalent of a war crime, continues to inspire hard-working American patriots to take bold action in defense of freedom. When Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D., Mich.) authorized a series of controversial regulations to deprive local business owners of their livelihoods, Adam Dean Fox struggled to channel his feelings of despair into a constructive outlet. The 37-year-old vacuum cleaner salesman from Grand Rapids, Mich., sought out other working-class individuals who shared his passion for small businesses and the rights of all Americans to live free and pursue happiness.
