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 This is really an outlier as Trump DOJ says his pardon doesn't cover his going to Obama's House with firearms, after Trump himself.  posted the address online.   Taylor Taranto decided to livestream outside the residence with firearms, and the like.  Trump's DOJ says this is not covered in the J6 pardons.   https://www.msnbc.com/deadline-white-house/deadline-legal-blog/trump-january-6-pardon-taylor-taranto-rcna206518 

I don't even know what to say, but watching him grovel and not get a pardon would be pretty funny. I can hear the pardon master saying: "He groveled, like a dog"  George Santos begs Donald Trump for a pardon days after saying he’d never do that

In trouble for assaulting police officers on Jan 6th, lives on to kill another human being after evading the police for a traffic stop. Apparently this was a failed suicide attempt.   Former Jan. 6 defendant found guilty of reckless homicide – not first-degree murder – over fatal 2022 crash - Chicago Sun-Times  

 I remember Trumps expression after he met with Obama, and Obama explained all the people he had to nominate and explained the inner workings of the presidency. I think Ryan had the same realization and bailed:  Pardoned Jan. 6 protester Ryan Nichols vacates run for U.S. Congress

 Charges outside of J6 investigation dropped, fines reduced or returned, celebrity, complaints about Admin not doing enough:  Trump’s Jan. 6 pardons spark several surprises

 Capitalizing on there J6er fame, why not flesh out a campaign and policies that somehow include storming the Capitol when you aren't happy with election results? Freed Jan. 6 Prisoners Seek Congressional Office | NTD

Steve Braun, my favorite pinch hitter, checks his family tree: Jonathan Braun is a real winner in the non-J6er pardon bag. I think I wrote about him before, but this chronicles his piece of shittery pretty well:  The Pardon-to-Prison Pipeline .  The article covers some of the folks already covered in this blog as well: "But the group of people convicted in connection with January 6 has been particularly likely to have found more trouble. Former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio, who was  sentenced  to 22 years for seditious conspiracy and other crimes, was  arrested  for assault just a month after being pardoned—at the Capitol, no less. (D.C. prosecutors  declined  to pursue charges.) He also tried unsuccessfully to  stir up conflict  at a conference of Trump critics in February. Matthew Huttle, an Indiana man who received a pardon for entering the Capitol on January 6, was  fatally shot  by a deputy on January 27 after reaching...