Rep. Jim Banks, one of the Election fraud perpetrators who tried to over throw the 2020 election, told Fox News he's starting an "Anti-Woke' caucus.

What a fool.

A jail cell would look rather nice on Banks.

Fox & Friends Weekend host Pete Hegseth, a platinum Trump toadie, was in rapture over this new MAGA cult-inspired caucus.

"One house lawmaker taking on a new battle to combat wokeness across the country which he calls the greatest domestic threat facing America," Hegseth said. "I think he is right. Congressman Jim Banks is behind the first-ever, 'Anti-woke' caucus."

Wokeism is the biggest threat America faces? Wow.

"Most republicans are saying wokeness is weakness and a cancer eating America from inside out," Banks said.

Wait, I thought America is awesome?

"Look at recruiting numbers in the United States military - way off of its goals because many troops are telling us they're sick and tired of spending all their time on diversity and inclusion training and not on how to fight wars and compete with our enemies like China and Russia," Banks said.

What troops are complaining? And why not use a new PR agency and ad campaign for recruiting JimBob?

The MAGA cult is extending their critical race theory lies in schools to the US military.

Banks attacked the 1619 Project because it's a reliable talking point for the MAGA cult and anything that teaches about slavery or racism makes Republicans look bad in their eyes.

"How do we inspire the next generation of patriotic Americans to step up what you and I did, raise our right hand, take an oath to defend this country?" Banks said.

Banks is worried young Americans won't give up their lives if they learn the truth about the history of our country?

It's right-wing propaganda at its finest.

"Perhaps even ultimately pay the ultimate sacrifice for the United States of America, if we tell them at the same time that America is evil and not worth dying for? So that is why I want to start a caucus focused for the first time in Congress uprooting wokeism," Banks declared.

Every move Republicans have made since Trump became a candidate in 2015 has been about fighting wokeism.

Rep. Banks, here's a thought. How about not trying to overthrow a free and fair presidential election? How not inciting a violent attack on the US Capitol?

How about not trying to implement a fascist, Christian nationalist agenda in the United States of America?

That would be a good start there, Jimbo.