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.
