January 6 was to get all sides to agree that a rebellion and insurrection had taken place, thus the emergency powers would be lawfully used when Devolution kicked in.
There's no need to agree which side is right but only that an insurrection exists to justify the emergency powers of the Executive office. Hence why changing the Covid narrative is so important. Once we stop agreeing as a whole that there is an emergency, the government loses its mandate for their powers.
January 6 was to get all sides to agree that a rebellion and insurrection had taken place, thus the emergency powers would be lawfully used when Devolution kicked in.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moyer_v._Peabody
There's no need to agree which side is right but only that an insurrection exists to justify the emergency powers of the Executive office. Hence why changing the Covid narrative is so important. Once we stop agreeing as a whole that there is an emergency, the government loses its mandate for their powers.