Commentary Last week, I stood on the steps of the U.S. Capitol building. Not on Jan. 6, the day of the election fraud protest announced by President Donald Trump, but on Jan. 5, the day before. I stood next to my U.S. House representative, Jim Baird—a Vietnam veteran who has earned two Purple Hearts, a Bronze Star with valor, and a Ph.D.—as a member of his staff took our photo. I had arranged the meeting in advance through Rep. Baird’s office, explaining that I would be in Washington to protest the ongoing attempted theft of the 2020 presidential election from the American people via alleged election fraud, as detailed in an extensively sourced report by Peter Navarro. Several hours later, proud to have met my House representative, and filled with anticipation about protesting the next day, I prepared to make what for me was a rare political Facebook post. Since …