Former Oath Keepers spokesperson and [[Donald J. Trump]] supporter Jason Van Tatenhove testified at the seventh January 6th [[partisan]] [[witch hunt]] on July 12, 2022. Van Tatenhove worked as the group’s media director from 2015 to 2016, during that time he allegedly watched the group become more and more extreme. Van Tatenhove, also claimed that the group is a dangerous militia and it was 'exceedingly lucky that there has not been more bloodshed', an odd statement given that the only two deaths, [[Ashli Babbitt]] and [[Rosanne Boyland]], were murdered by DC and Capitol Hill Police.{{fact}} Babbitt and Boyland both were unarmed.{{fact}} Oath Keepers allegedly drifted further into what [[conspiracy theorist]]s{{Failed verification}} call the [[alt-right]] world, this was where he realized he could no longer continue to work for them. <ref>https://www.axios.com/2022/07/12/oath-keepers-jan-6-capitol-riot-trump-panel</ref> | Former Oath Keepers spokesperson and [[Donald J. Trump]] supporter Jason Van Tatenhove testified at the seventh January 6th [[partisan]] [[witch hunt]] on July 12, 2022. Van Tatenhove worked as the group’s media director from 2015 to 2016, during that time he allegedly watched the group become more and more extreme. Van Tatenhove, also claimed that the group is a dangerous militia and it was 'exceedingly lucky that there has not been more bloodshed', an odd statement given that the only two deaths, [[Ashli Babbitt]] and [[Rosanne Boyland]], were murdered by DC and Capitol Hill Police.{{fact}} Babbitt and Boyland both were unarmed.{{fact}} Oath Keepers allegedly drifted further into what [[conspiracy theorist]]s{{Failed verification}} call the [[alt-right]] world, this was where he realized he could no longer continue to work for them. <ref>https://www.axios.com/2022/07/12/oath-keepers-jan-6-capitol-riot-trump-panel</ref> |