The Department of Justice is allegedly probing possible links between strong right-wing conservative voices such as Roger Stone  and Alex Jones with rioters that broke into the Capitol on Jan. 6.

Post impeachment trial, investigators are now shifting focus to find other conservative voices to blame for the Capitol riot. Investigators are allegedly determining if Stone, Jones and others indirectly inspired the lawless mob. Lawmakers are seeking to hold these personalities accountable for 'conspiring to carry out the attack.'

“We are investigating potential ties between those physically involved in the attack on the Capitol and individuals who may have influenced them,” an unnamed official reported. "Charges are unlikely, but investigators want to achieve a broad understanding of any possible instigators."

Everyone Sees the Partisanship on Both Sides Except the Lawmakers

Capitol Hill Correspondent, Mitch Miller stated, "You know this is a very partisan time. There is growing discussion about creating some type of 9/11 commission that will continue to look into this. There's actually legislation pending that would have five Republicans and five Democrats looking objectively at the situation - but we'll see how big it might get."

"And there is some concern about the fact that some people are going to want to - on the Democratic side - point the finger again at former President Trump. Other's are saying, hey, did House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and others within the Complex do enough to protect the Capitol at that time."

Political Finger Pointing Rather than Introspection of Poor Leadership

"This is going to be a tough issue... then you have a series of different investigations going on." The Left, it appears, continues pointing fingers anyone but themselves. Investigations should also include the irresponsible encouragement to violently protest Trump's presidency.

Too many videos, audio clips, and interviews abound of Democratic Representatives and Senators using violent, threatening, and demeaning rhetoric over the past five years.

Rep Waters' urged liberal constituents, "Get in their faces! Let them know they are not welcome here!" Is it not possible some considered this a challenge or attack?

Likewise, they could potentially influence some individuals feeling liberties were attacked. Rep AOC suggesting making lists of conservatives as well as GOP colleagues is threatening. The squad and others supporting 'cancel culture' of anyone with opposing views could have made a bad situation worse.

According to anonymous sources, much like ongoing collusion investigations throughout former President Trump's time in office, there will continue to be investigations of conservative individuals, personalities, and voices. These investigations will allegedly scrutinize and attempt to link words of these conservative personalities to the actions of criminals. It is possible that adults came together and acted in a heinous manner inconsistent with the mainstream conservative party.

People Can Actually Make Terrible Choices on Their Own...

A more expeditious course of action would be to continue to arrest the criminals that acted in this horrific manner, broke the law, and endangered the lives of many. Once in custody, perhaps provide seemingly needed mental health treatments by professionals. Continual investigations for a catalytic point and pin this terrible act on a sole, non-present individual will yield few results; except wasting additional taxpayer monies. Prosecute the criminals - provide psychological support and guide understanding that violence is unacceptable.

This current administration supported bailing out criminals of the riots earlier this year. Vice President Harris fundraised bail money for those arrested during the summer riots. Despite good intentions, 'criminals' arrested for destruction of public property and arson were released. VP Harris was not investigated, though several of the released perpetuated additional crimes, including murder. Treat Capitol Riot criminals the same. A civilian life in danger is no less different than a lawmaker life in danger.