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NothingButNet's avatar

This is a great first step, Julie, and I suspect you know more about this than any of us given your close involvement through the years. My big question is when will those involved in this despicable activity be prosecuted and incarcerated? I believe you’ve told us that at least some have been fired, but prosecution of these miscreants is the best way to avoid recurrence.

Jim Dunleavy's avatar

It’s physically sickening how much we citizens have been forced to endure for many years.

But especially over the last decade or so at the hands of OUR OWN GOVERNMENT!

We have got to say, loudly and clearly to our government workers, elected or otherwise, NEVER AGAIN! 🇺🇸

RW Moore's avatar

Bravo! Great first step.

Now Director Patel should fire and prosecute the FBI agents that physically brutalized J6’rs. Sadists should not be allowed to hide behind “they were following orders”. These agents are known. They must be removed before the next leftist administration tasks them again with going after “domestic terrorists”i.e. citizens that support the constitution.

Mike A's avatar

Mathew Graves has to face a jury in a red state home of one of the victims.

Carolyn's avatar

This a first step but not nearly enough. All of us who stood with President Trump and the J6s through out the country suffered. It is time and past for all the "legal" prosecutors, lawyers, judges, intelligence agencies, congress and staff, past president and his cabinet and staff, governors to really be held accountable

Jon S's avatar

I never realized someone was actually sent to prison in the IRS leak case. The fact that so many people are unaware of it raises legitimate questions about how extensively the story was covered and whether the media gave it the attention it deserved.

I also believe what President Donald Trump has done for many of the January 6 defendants is significant and, in my view, long overdue. At the same time, many Americans remain troubled that the prosecutors, judges, media figures, and other institutional actors connected to those events have faced little or no accountability. Whether one agrees or disagrees politically, unequal accountability under the law undermines public trust and leaves many people concerned that similar abuses could happen again.

Cara Wakefield's avatar

I'd like to take the money right out of the hide of every corrupt judge and prosecutor who tortured these Americans. Let their names go down in infamy, and their bank accounts go down the toilet.

desmond oneill's avatar

and Liz Cheney walks free, like her multi-murderer father.

War Eagle's avatar

This is a tremendous step to help those tormented and unduly abused and punished by the Biden regime. The reparations will definitely help however it will not undue the mental torment and stress that was inflicted upon them and their families! On a different topic, I hope the despicable Police Officer Michael Farone is brought to justice for lying before congress!

Thank you Julie, I’m sure the Left will go ballistic and protest (peacefully as the media will report) opposing one more President Trump decision to help the J6ers .

Dennis Brady's avatar

Thanks Julie for shedding light on this blight o Justice by the corrupt Biden administration.

Kevin Beck's avatar

It's a start of the process of recompense for the unjustly injured.

I would also like to see the punishment of those who wrongfully acted under color of the law to inflict these harsh punishments upon the political protesters. As an example, once the Supreme Court ruled that the Enron-era destruction of evidence charge was an unlawful use of the law to create more extreme punishments, that any prosecutor who used that charge on these cases should be subject to financial punishment, possible jail time, and be forbidden from holding any office within the US Government for the rest of their lousy lives. In the case of Capt Christopher Kuehne, whose wife suffered a miscarriage the day after his arrest, those who participated in the raid of his home should be tried for murder, which is the proper charge in multiple states for causing a miscarriage.

An additional note about the attempted overthrow of democracy: What is democracy if not mob rule? Well, the "mob" ruled on January 6. So they were actually upholding the values of democracy, not overthrowing them.

Peter Wrenshall's avatar

The text of Amendment VIII of the US Constitution, "Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted," should be branded on Matthew Graves's forehead.

Wendy Jacques's avatar

Peter, From your computer to God's ear! Please let there be accountability for evil Matthew Graves, who spear-headed the weaponization of the Biden DOJ against J6ers.

Wendy Jacques's avatar

I greatly thank President Trump for establishing some restitution for the J6 victims of Democrat weaponization of the DOJ under the Biden years of tyranny.

Kim Van Kampen's avatar

This is great news, and hopefully a deterrent for abuse of law fare in the future!

Thomas Marsh's avatar

About time the J6ers were relieved…all who were unjustly prosecuted must be totally pardoned…totally pardoned.