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Please help my son achieve his goal for his participation in the Woodbridge HS 2026 JROTC Fundraiser by donating if you are able to and/or reposting this link to help spread the word. The funds will aid the JROTC program in purchasing new uniforms, equipment and other pertinent expenses. Many blessings to you all.
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WTF: The White House is set to launch "TRUMP TV" at 7:00 PM ET.
It will be official state-run media.
But look over there…the communist.
Literally shredding the constitution.
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EXCLUSIVE: Committee Review Finds Trump Pardons Have Cost Crime Victims $1.7 Billion and Enriched Trump Allies
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Your president pardoned people who did this to me and like you, he wants to make the lives whole or better than before January 6 while not giving a shit about officers.
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Hundreds of pardoned Jan 6 rioters were accused of (or admitted) assaulting police
More than 140 police were injured during Capitol siege
Your president pardoned people who did this to me and like you, he wants to make the lives whole or better than before January 6 while not giving a shit about officers.
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The complaint also directly challenges the government's account of officer injuries, the filing says.
"The most serious injury to any officer was a broken finger. The most common injury was 'pain.' No officers died as a result of injuries from J6," it says.
Twelve Jan. 6 defendants sued the federal government Friday for $1 million each, claiming the Capitol riot was a government "trap" designed to create the "appearance of a riot."
The complaint, filed in federal court in Washington under a law that allows citizens to sue the government for wrongful acts of its employees, names 12 plaintiffs whose Jan. 6 prosecutions ended in pardons, acquittals, or dismissals.
























