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I saw an image today in my news clippings of the people who were crushing that police officer. None of them should get a pardon,
Tillis told Reuters in a hallway interview
It's redemption, but also vindication,
Rhodes told reporters outside the Washington DC jail, where a crowd of Trump supporters waited for more prisoners to be releasedPresident Trump campaigned on this promise,
she said on Fox NewsI didn't see anyone get hurt,
he saidElon Musk knew about this and was the mastermind behind it, in a number of respects,
White House aide Paul Ingrassia said outside the DC jail Monday night, still wearing a tuxedo from an inaugural ball, about the first two inmates that were released there
There are hundreds of different civil consequences – both formal, written into laws, and informal, in the form of discrimination – that happen if you have a criminal conviction,
said Margaret Love, who served in the Justice Department as the US pardon attorney from 1990 to 1997.There’s big component of psychological need for forgiveness and being welcomed back into society,
Love said of her clients, unrelated to January 6, who got clemency over the yearsWe are proud of our son’s defense of American Democracy, and the continued efforts of his fellow officers to safeguard the seat of government, and the Constitution which guides it; our hearts go out to them as they cope with all that has occurred, and we pray for their strength and fortitude to continue their important mission,
they said in a statementIf it is found by a judge to be true that some in the bureau of prisons have acted illegally, they may find themselves, ironically, in the same cell of the person they assaulted.”
He also issued a public threat, writingMy first acts as your next President will be to Close the Border, DRILL, BABY, DRILL, and Free January 6 Hostages being wrongfully imprisoned,
he wrote at the time on his Truth Social platform
I was facing up to 27 years, 27 years for walking in a building with a flag. I didn’t hurt anybody, I didn’t destroy anything, I didn’t burn down a city, and I sure as hell didn’t go in there to stop any process or kill anybody,
Garcia told CBS NewsI’m gonna go on a killing spree.”
He is said to have addedMy brother died in vain. Everything he did to try to protect the country, to protect the Capitol — why did he bother?”
Sicknick said
The man who killed my brother is now president,
he told the Reuters news agency
For decades, Mr Rhodes, it is clear you have wanted the democracy of this country to devolve into violence,
US District Judge Amit Mehta said in handing down the sentenceI have been betrayed by my country,
he told CNN on MondayWe Thank You For Being With Us, The Golden Era Has Arrived
the statement read, echoing Trump’s call for a “golden age” under his presidencyThe notion that Stewart Rhodes could be absolved of his actions is frightening and ought to be frightening to anyone who cares about democracy in this country,
Mehta said
I am not a political zealot. Inflicting harm or changing the results of the election was not my goal,
Tarrio saidPlease show me mercy, ... I ask you that you not take my 40s from me.”
he said, adding