As the anniversary of the January 6 insurrection approaches, the nation remains deeply divided over the events that unfolded at the U.S. Capitol. Recent discussions highlight how former President Trump and his allies have sought to reshape narratives surrounding that day, portraying it as a form of protest rather than an attempted coup. This narrative rewriting has provoked strong reactions, especially from the victims of the riots, who feel betrayed by the ongoing attempts to downplay the violence they endured. Nearly four years later, there are calls for accountability and recognition of the attack, while the memorialization of the day is challenged by conflicting political perspectives. As Trump prepares for a possible return to power, the memories of January 6 are fading in public consciousness, yet the debates regarding its legacy and implications for future elections are only intensifying.