Commentary The most remarkable thing about the massively coordinated “Day of Remembrance” on Thursday, Jan. 6, designed to commemorate the anniversary of last year’s U.S. Capitol break-in, was … the general indifference. For Democratic politicians and their media allies, Jan. 6, 2021, was one of the “darkest days” (as one outlet called it) in American history. For everyone else, it was a yawn. That included liberals. Progressive groups had organized more than 150 “vigils” in public spaces nationwide to denounce the “insurrection,” as Democrats and their media allies have dubbed the invasion of the Capitol by several hundred Donald Trump supporters while Congress was voting to certify the election of Joe Biden as president. But even in blue-state strongholds where Trump-hatred reaches fever levels, attendance at the vigils was spotty. Photos showed a thin crowd at a “candlelight” rally on Manhattan’s Upper East Side despite the presence of such Democratic …