Staff Reports
The battle to restore common sense to our institutions is finally gaining ground. In a move that’s sure to cause liberal heads to spin, the FBI, led by Kash Patel, has reassigned agents who chose to kneel before the altar of the woke mob back in 2020 during the turbulent George Floyd protests. These agents, adorned in FBI gear, made a political statement at a D.C. protest, sending a loud message that’s been applauded by the left and derided by patriots wanting a federal government that stands tall and firmer in its ideals.
This action speaks volumes about the commitment to rid our institutions of wokeness. Under the guise of “de-escalation,” these agents knelt — a symbolic move that was later rewarded by those high up in the FBI hierarchy. But how can de-escalation be equated with surrender? It’s clear that this move was politically motivated, a step too far into identity politics where ideology trumps reason. Former Congressman Matt Gaetz rightly criticized this earlier, seeing clearly the leftist agenda seeping into federal ranks.
👀 The FBI agents seen here kneeling for George Floyd in 2020 have been reassigned, viewed as a DEMOTION – SAD!
What FKN Took so long! Keep cleaning house! pic.twitter.com/nCzXA8ZQIS
— JC Vollentine (@Theonlyjcvolly) April 30, 2025
Among the clarion calls for accountability, some individuals within the FBI insist otherwise. They claim these repositionings lack justice and sidestep protocol. But one must ask, why should those who abandoned neutrality for activism dodge accountability? When employees start using their roles to advance political agendas, it’s a rot that cannot stand.
The new initiatives led by Patel and supported by Dan Bongino promise hope. It signals an end to the indulgence of liberal theatre within federal agencies. The move to cleanse the FBI extends beyond reassignments. It targets those involved in other controversies like the investigation following January 6th and the unjust Mar-a-Lago raid.
It’s high time we stop rewarding federal employees for capitulating and start holding them responsible for straying from their missions. The reshuffling we’re witnessing isn’t just a personnel change; it’s a reclamation of American values within the nation’s agencies. As middle America cheers this cleansing, liberals must wrestle with the question: will identity politics define us, or will we rise above?
