Donald Trump Corrupt Pardons of J6er

Pardoned a man who was convicted of being among the first people to break through police barricades and illegally entering the US Capitol on 1/6 who months later was charged with a felony for threatening to assassinate House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries

Pardoned a man who was convicted of assaulting a capitol police officer on 1/6 who went on to get sentenced to life in prison for conspiring to assassinate FBI agents and other law enforcement officials and attack their buildings with car bombs and other explosive devices

Pardoned a man who was still facing charges over his alleged role in the 1/6 insurrection who at the time of his pardon was under indictment for being caught with multiple firearms and ammunition near President Obama’s D.C. residence and for making a hoax bomb threat

Pardoned a man who had yet to serve a single day of his 54-month federal prison sentence for assaulting US Capitol police officers and a press photographer on 1/6 while he was also awaiting sentencing for reckless homicide and aggravated DUI for intentionally driving the wrong way on an Illinois highway in what he testified was a failed suicide attempt

Pardoned a man who was convicted of assaulting police officers with bear spray and a metal whip on 1/6 just months into his 74-month prison sentence and later went on the run in an attempt to evade a warrant in Texas for soliciting a minor back in 2016

Pardoned a man who had yet to be sentenced for felony destruction of property he caused during the 1/6 insurrection and who had recently been sentenced to 19 years in prison for sexually assaulting a seven-year-old

Pardoned Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio who organized and directed members of the Proud Boys militia while they stormed and ransacked the US Capitol on 1/6

Pardoned Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes who was convicted for leading a mob of far-right Oath Keepers as they ransacked the US Capitol and tried to prevent the peaceful transfer of power