In his book "It Was All a Lie," @stuartpstevens tells the story of his father, who resigned from the FBI rather than be part of the internment of Japanese Americans. https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/623807/it-was-all-a-lie-by-stuart-stevens/">https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/623... 1/x

Stuart& #39;s father& #39;s action did not change the course of history. The Japanese-Americans were still interned. It changed the course of Stuart& #39;s father& #39;s life. He went to fight in the South Pacific instead, where he could have been killed. Later, Stuart asked: "why?"

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Stuart& #39;s father answered: "You can always say & #39;No.& #39;"

That& #39;s a saying to keep in mind in the coming weeks and months, as former Trumpers reinvent themselves - and explain how they only supported Trump because this or that blue-checkmark personality was disagreeable to them. 3/x

"You can always say & #39;No.& #39; "

A lot of people said Yes. They will want you to believe that it was someone else& #39;s fault.

They were forced to say Yes by the liberal media, by campus radicals, etc.

It will be, as it has been, all a lie.

"You can always say No."

They said Yes.