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JONATHAN ARYEH WAYNE - DISGRACE WITH A CAPITOL D      


A passionate essay written January 9th, with the facts-as-we-knew-them about the right-wing lunatic attack on the U.S. Capitol. Pittsburgh writer Jonathan Aryeh Wayne sums up how we got to the catastrophe of January 6th, and profiles a number of the bizarre invaders who wreaked havoc in the Capitol. This is an urgent and angry essay. This free PDF pamphlet was produced the same day the author finished his article. This publication takes The Poet's Press back to its origins in underground newspaper publishing. Please download, read, and share this intense article -- while you still can.

This is the 293rd publication of The Poet's Press. 7 pages. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD AND READ.

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Version 1.1 Updated January 13, 2026.

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