Meanwhile, in classic right wing fashion, Reynolds is not apologizing for the tweet — although he says he wouldn’t do it again. This combination of defiance and cowardice makes it very clear the only thing he regrets is being caught.

Reynolds told radio host Hugh Hewitt that he would “probably not” tweet the message if given another chance, but he was unapologetic.

“I have to say I don’t apologize for the sentiment,” he said. “I think that this tactic of blocking people on the interstate and surrounding cars is itself violent. It is threatening. It is not peaceful protest, and it should not be permitted.”