Former RINO congresscritter Adam Kinzinger established a new low for public officeholders when he publicly wept crocodile tears as part of Democrats’ January 6 show trials. If you are reading this, your opinion of him is probably not high. Yet it is probably too high.

Forbes dotingly interviewed Kinzinger regarding his latest theatrical production, the documentary The Last Republican. Directed by the aptly named lefty director Steve Pink, the apparent purpose of the movie is to deify Kinzinger for helping Democrats hype January 6.

Kinzinger admits to having been in counseling for a year for his psychological issues and to being “probably closer to a Democrat now.”

He recalls the riot that he rode to fame (and to a gig at CNN):

“I knew there was going to be violence. I predicted violence, and so I went in with my gun for the first time.”

If even Adam Kinzinger knew something was up, why was security so sparse? Because preventing the riot would have spoiled everything. Democrats blocked the National Guard from protecting the Capitol, according to Kash Patel:

As it turns out, the only significant violence was the cowardly murder of election fraud protester Ashli Babbitt by Capitol Police Officer Michael Byrd, who suffered no adverse consequences for this act. On the contrary, Byrd has been lionized by the media.

Meanwhile, Kinzinger barricaded himself in his office.

“I was sitting there for about 30 minutes thinking I might have to shoot as many Americans as bullets as I had in my gun to protect myself.”

It is reassuring to know this guy is no longer in Congress.

Be sure to position a barf bucket before reading the whole piece. Liberals have been telling Kinzinger that he is a hero, and he avidly believes it.

On a tip from Barry A.