Matt Walsh

Leftists said that Alito was an insurrectionist because he was flying the same flag as some of the protesters on January 6th.

And then

When conservatives pointed out that the appeal to heaven flag is actually a well-established part of American history and that liberals used to celebrate the flag themselves, the state of California flew the flag outside of government buildings.

It was featured in the intro to HBO's John Adams miniseries.

The whole story completely died.

It was an embarrassing saga, one that clearly exposed the ignorance and the insane paranoia of the modern left.

Now, something similar is happening with the Anglo-Saxon rhetoric that Trump used.

Here's a clip from that same John Adams miniseries from HBO.

It's an adaptation of remarks that John Adams actually made in real life when he met King George after America's independence.

Watch.

Quote, who, though separated by an ocean and under different governments, have the same language, a similar religion, and kindred blood?

Kindred blood?

That's controversial.

You know, if he had heard that line today, Jake Tapper would accuse John Adams of being a Nazi.

I mean, it's not even a joke.

That's what he would say.

The women of The View would never recover.

But it was an uncontroversial line when John Adams said it.

And it was an uncontroversial line when HBO made that miniseries in 2008.

There was no controversy over that.