Posted on 09/01/2022 4:54:20 PM PDT by spacejunkie2001
President Donald Trump met with Wendy Bell on her radio show today where they discussed the January 6 political prisoners, the border and skyrocketing energy costs. Many of Trump’s supporters have criticized him for leaving the January 6 political prisoner to be mentally and physically abused in prison while facing liberal judges who refuse to give them fair trials. During the interview, Trump explained to Bell that he is financially supporting some of them and if he decides to run and is re-elected he will consider giving them full pardons.
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Trump was only in office a few weeks after Jan. 6 before leaving. Most of these people had not been arrested and certainly not indicted.
I doubt any were sentenced at that point and only a few arrested and fewer indicted.
I broke Freeper tradition and actually read the full article this time, but I couldn’t find an estimate of how much money Trump is sending. Does anyone here have an idea?
I think he should now to protect himself and other conservatives.
Pretty sure the evil left made sure Trump was safely out of office before they started their diabolical sham.
Good to free up jail space for actual traitors.
Way to pay attention. You’re right on top of things.
New trial for sadistic guards, judge and DC mayor
Right. And this troll wants to blame Trump.
Is that sarcasm or have you missed the half a dozen responses that pointed out how the arrests were made after Trump left office?
>> Were any of them arrested before Jan 20th <<
Yes. Most were, in fact. There were a couple hundred who were identified later by photo identifications or who naively came forward. But the majority were arrested within a couple days.
sarcasm
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