Interesting reading indeed. This is about people who are falling under the cult of Trump.
I'm going to guess that many are going to turn out not even to be Trump voters, or certainly not the Trump base MAGAts. What the insurrection movement did was harness people who cared about justice and rightness. It lied to them and told them a great wrong was occurring – but that they could put it right! "Here are the buses, we will take you there and he will tell you what to do."
Hence the people asking journalists who had phones, "What is he telling us to do next?" after they'd surged up to the Capitol and phone signals were poor (service may have been cut, or the towers may have been jammed by sheer numbers).
And I'm almost certain that's happening in other fields as well.
If you're a disruptivist, you don't care too much who your army is. You just want any army out there breaking stuff. So you just find the people who Care About Stuff – could be save the whales – and wind them up like clockwork and point them in whatever direction will be useful for you today.
It was clear on the day (from the excellent Donie O'Sullivan reporting for CNN, among others), a lot of people at the Capitol on the day believed they were doing a good, selfless thing... even if they weren't too sure what it was.
The entirely meaningless but heartfelt "save our children" marches are another example.
All being targeted and then herded on social media.