You would think someone who was lucky enough to be pardoned would be on their best behavior. If anyone remembers the Bush v. Dukakis campaign, you might remember Willie Horton. If the shoe was on the other foot, the Republicans would have done a “Willie Horton” with this story 24 hours a day.
zahmir07 on
I think the next administration should pursue the legal argument Trump tried to use against Biden to throw out the pardons and give the maximum sentence to everyone involved including himself.
IllRest2396 on
Breaking news: the grass is green, more on that later.
rwf2017 on
Just like trump. Well trump wasn’t pardoned, his felonies were ignored.
HazyDavey68 on
From the article: “The report details offenses including child sexual assault, rape, kidnapping and domestic violence.”
Belliora on
Charges aren’t convictions, but they’re not nothing either.
mbush525 on
I don’t think they’re just allegations
Infamous_Employer_85 on
>At least 33 pardoned insurrectionists have now been convicted of, charged with, or arrested for additional crimes since the violent attack on the Capitol.
>At least 33 pardoned January 6th insurrectionists have now been convicted of, charged
with, or arrested for additional crimes since the violent attack on the Capitol. The crimes
committed by rioters before and after the insurrection include: child sexual assault, production of
child pornography, possession of child pornography, rape, conspiracy to commit murder of Federal
Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents, kidnapping, sexual assault, aggravated robbery, reckless
homicide, driving under the influence causing death, illegal possession of firearms, domestic
violence by strangulation, burglary, vandalism, grand theft, stalking, violation of protective orders,
threatening public officials, and drug trafficking.
Maybe we should shut down the White House until we get all of this fraud properly investigated.
AbrumVonAbrak on
“allege”??? There were actual f*cking criminals who took part in the riot, like people who had convictions before Jan 6. There’s nothing “alleged” about this, and I hate how people use words like “claimed”, “accused”, and “alleged” in order to cast doubt on proven facts.
KinkyKoi- on
I wonder if any of the people who supported those pardons are regretting their decisions now. Doubt it, though.
CogentCogitations on
They should not have been pardoned, but this number does not seem particularly high. I think 2.5-3% of the population is arrested in the US in a typical year. So total arrests is about in line with the population average.
Illustrious-Fun8324 on
of course
TintedApostle on
and the ones Pardoned did commit a crime.
TheBatemanFlex on
Does journalism exist? Couldn’t the headline easily be “33 pardoned Jan 6 rioters have been charged with new crimes”. Wouldn’t a journalist simply look into this?
JemmaMimic on
33 that we know of.
coachjuis21 on
When half of them are pedophiles and just the scum of America it’s not hard
EmperorBozopants on
The soft-on-crime conservatives need to stop releasing violent criminals before they serve their time.
wahoozerman on
Huh. That’s a higher crime rate than illegal immigrants. We’d better deploy the national guard!
Classic-Procedure757 on
And that doesn’t count the ones the work for ICE.
Ok, fine. I don’t know that any of them work for ICE, but it is believable.
ReceptionUpstairs305 on
Shocker!!
RubyannaLush on
Theyre detaining migrants and pardoning criminals, did we run outta prisons or what?
naymlis on
That’s what happens when you pardon Democrat antifas for their jan6 crimes!
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You would think someone who was lucky enough to be pardoned would be on their best behavior. If anyone remembers the Bush v. Dukakis campaign, you might remember Willie Horton. If the shoe was on the other foot, the Republicans would have done a “Willie Horton” with this story 24 hours a day.
I think the next administration should pursue the legal argument Trump tried to use against Biden to throw out the pardons and give the maximum sentence to everyone involved including himself.
Breaking news: the grass is green, more on that later.
Just like trump. Well trump wasn’t pardoned, his felonies were ignored.
From the article: “The report details offenses including child sexual assault, rape, kidnapping and domestic violence.”
Charges aren’t convictions, but they’re not nothing either.
I don’t think they’re just allegations
>At least 33 pardoned insurrectionists have now been convicted of, charged with, or arrested for additional crimes since the violent attack on the Capitol.
https://democrats-judiciary.house.gov/media-center/press-releases/ahead-of-5th-anniversary-of-january-6-attack-on-the-us-capitol-judiciary-democrats-release-new-reports-focused-on-the-careers-of-the-coup-plotters-the-rioters-and-the-democracy-defenders-since-jan-6-and-the-trump-pardons
…so far.
Why does the headline use the word alleged when there are facts on these arrests?
What the hell is this both sidesing in this headline?
[One Year Later: Assessing the Public Safety Implications of President Trump’s Mass Pardons of 1,600 January 6 Rioters and Insurrectionists.](https://democrats-judiciary.house.gov/sites/evo-subsites/democrats-judiciary.house.gov/files/evo-media-document/2026-01.hjc-dem-one-year-later-j6-pardon-report3.pdf)
>At least 33 pardoned January 6th insurrectionists have now been convicted of, charged
with, or arrested for additional crimes since the violent attack on the Capitol. The crimes
committed by rioters before and after the insurrection include: child sexual assault, production of
child pornography, possession of child pornography, rape, conspiracy to commit murder of Federal
Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents, kidnapping, sexual assault, aggravated robbery, reckless
homicide, driving under the influence causing death, illegal possession of firearms, domestic
violence by strangulation, burglary, vandalism, grand theft, stalking, violation of protective orders,
threatening public officials, and drug trafficking.
Maybe we should shut down the White House until we get all of this fraud properly investigated.
“allege”??? There were actual f*cking criminals who took part in the riot, like people who had convictions before Jan 6. There’s nothing “alleged” about this, and I hate how people use words like “claimed”, “accused”, and “alleged” in order to cast doubt on proven facts.
I wonder if any of the people who supported those pardons are regretting their decisions now. Doubt it, though.
They should not have been pardoned, but this number does not seem particularly high. I think 2.5-3% of the population is arrested in the US in a typical year. So total arrests is about in line with the population average.
of course
and the ones Pardoned did commit a crime.
Does journalism exist? Couldn’t the headline easily be “33 pardoned Jan 6 rioters have been charged with new crimes”. Wouldn’t a journalist simply look into this?
33 that we know of.
When half of them are pedophiles and just the scum of America it’s not hard
The soft-on-crime conservatives need to stop releasing violent criminals before they serve their time.
Huh. That’s a higher crime rate than illegal immigrants. We’d better deploy the national guard!
And that doesn’t count the ones the work for ICE.
Ok, fine. I don’t know that any of them work for ICE, but it is believable.
Shocker!!
Theyre detaining migrants and pardoning criminals, did we run outta prisons or what?
That’s what happens when you pardon Democrat antifas for their jan6 crimes!