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January 1, Trump Commutes Sentences for January 6 Defendants
Stewart Rhodes, the Oath Keepers founder, is out of prison. President Trump stepped in and decided it was time to commute his sentence. That means Trump is letting him go free, and he did the same for 13 others who got in trouble because of what happened at the Capitol on January 6, 2021.
Rhodes was told back in May 2023 that he had to stay in prison for 18 years after they said he was guilty of something called “seditious conspiracy” in November 2022. But President Trump thinks it’s time to move on. He uses his power to forgive those folks caught up in the events of that day.
This Monday, President Trump took action and let everyone know on the White House website. He commuted 14 sentences and gave a full pardon to everyone else connected to January 6. He even told the Attorney General to stop all ongoing cases about that day.
President Trump said this move was to fix what he called a “grave national injustice” against the American people. He believes it’s time for everyone to come together and start healing as a nation.
Among those who had their sentences commuted, some are also Oath Keepers. Even Proud Boys founder, Henry Tarrio, was included in the commutation.
This is a big step towards what President Trump calls “national reconciliation.”
Wyatt Matters!
The news about Stewart Rhodes and others being let out of prison is really huge. President Trump decided that it was time to commute their sentences. Even though Rhodes was supposed to be in prison for a long time, Trump believes that everyone needs to come together and heal. He thinks what happened was an injustice and fixing it is important for the country.
Some people feel that what happened on January 6 was very wrong, but others think it’s time to move past it. President Trump used his special power to forgive people who were involved that day. He didn’t just help Rhodes, but also others like some Oath Keepers and even the Proud Boys’ founder. This is about making peace and moving forward, he says.
This decision opens up many conversations about justice and fairness. Some are happy and think this will bring people together, while others worry it sets a bad example. President Trump believes it’s a step toward healing our nation, but it’s important for everyone to talk about how they feel and what this means for the future.
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Theresa Barbero
January 21, 2025 at 6:10 pm
Please don’t let all the people who participated in persecuting innocent people using the taxpayers’ money off the hook! All these rotten people must be punished: Letitia James, Fani Willis, Alvin Brag, Jack Smith, Joe Biden, Kamala, Juan Merchan, Tanya Chutkan, DC judges, DC warden and guards, Matthew Graves, all prosecutors, Dan Rubenstein, Phil Weisner, Ann Landman, Jena Griswold, Bobby Gross, dominion, smartmatic, et al.
They may not use “immunity” as their defense, because they violated the codes, laws, rules and constitution.
Please revoke all green card holders who participated in abusing our court system!
JoeyP
January 21, 2025 at 6:10 pm
YES!!! . . . These people had their RIGGHTS Violated by NOT getting a speedy TRIAL – among OTHER EGREGIOUS acts.
Susan
January 21, 2025 at 7:01 pm
Anybody complaining about this are dripping with hypocrisy as they let the violent rioters, who they deemed “mostly peaceful demonstrators, during the “summer of love” and Hamas supporting and anti Christian/anti-Trump protestors out with no charges. So if you are Antifa or Black Lives Matter or for any other cause you are free to assault, shoot and kill police officers and fellow citizens, burn and loot buildings and even try to kill federal law enforcement inside a federal building, set up your own “autonomous zone” in the middle of a city, throw burning objects and rocks etc. at police, and terrify and harass as much as you want because “your voice needs to be heard.” But if you’re protesting something on the right (pro life or questionable, to say the least, election practices) then you better not even stand and pray in silence or you will be thrown in jail and treated with less than humane conditions. No one should ever give you mercy. Just sick!!!!!!! If you are so worried about justice, then don’t turn a blind eye to the thugs and criminals that are politically aligned with you. Once you do that, we can talk. The people Trump pardoned and commuted sentences did more than pay their dues for something that looked like a scuffle compared to what played out in our streets for an entire summer prior!!!!!