Trump is, after all, well known for always keeping his promises
Something something lock her up. It took less than three weeks for him to back off of his 2016 rally pledge.
Who stopped the pardons while we was still president after January 6th 2021?
They didn’t have enough money to buy them for trump. There’s gotta be something in it for him.
^ false hope
The mother of Ashley babbit should know her deranged daughter lost her live in accordance with stand your ground law which is Republic Doctrine. She FA & FO which is also popular Republican catchphrase ironically.
Traitors’ families get hope.
They’re never going to stop being useful idiots for trump.
Considering trump is a useful idiot for putin and others, it’s useful idiots all the way down.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
The protesters outside the red-brick buildings of the facility pray, discuss the news, and broadcast telephone calls with prisoners inside the jail, where hundreds of accused or convicted rioters have been held in the three years since the 6 January 2021 storming of the Capitol.
The mother of Ashli Babbitt, a 35-year-old military veteran who was shot and killed by law enforcement after breaching the Capitol building, Ms Witthoeft said she had received a call from Mr Trump just that day in which he promised to “do his best” for the prisoners should he return to office.
When a mob of Mr Trump’s supporters breached the US Capitol to try to stop the certification of Joe Biden’s victory in the 2020 presidential election, the images of police and security officers under attack and armed rioters surging into the centre of American democracy shocked the country.
While political strategists say the focus could hurt Mr Trump electorally - particularly among independent and moderate voters he must win over to defeat Joe Biden - they see the messaging as a bid to keep his loyal base of supporters motivated.
“Our hope is that [Trump] wins and gets back in office,” said Tamara Jackson, a Texas woman whose husband Brian pleaded guilty in February to felony assault charges, and whose brother-in-law Andrew was recently sentenced to a year of weekends in jail.
Mike Pence, who served as Mr Trump’s vice-president, told CBS News last month that he thought it was “very unfortunate” that the former president had begun to use the term “hostages” to refer to Capitol rioters.
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