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Boosie Badazz Demands $300K Refund After $600K Pardon Push Falls Apart
Boosie Badazz says the operatives promised a pardon they never delivered, while they dispute any refund agreement and call the request unwarranted.
- On Monday, rapper Boosie Badazz entered arbitration against MAGA operatives Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman, seeking to recover $300,000 after they failed to deliver a promised pardon from President Donald Trump.
- Boosie hired the lobbyists last September after they aggressively claimed to have direct access to Trump, paying $600,000 for services that NOTUS reported may have been a scam.
- The contract included a partial refund provision, yet JM Burkman & Associates claims no such agreement exists and asserts it worked harder for Boosie than any other client.
- White House officials denied knowing the operatives, and House Speaker Mike Johnson's office rejected any connection, despite Burkman's claim the pardon was "in hand and is ready to sign."
- Wohl and Burkman, previously convicted felons who paid $1.25 million in a robocall settlement, now face arbitration while a White House aide warned their involvement could harm clemency chances.
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Rapper Sues Notorious MAGA Fraudsters After Paying Them $600,000 For Pardon By Trump That Never Came
NOTUS reports: On New Year’s Day, Rapper Boosie Badazz received a call from his lawyer that he’d been given a second chance. Two men, whom Boosie paid $600,000 about three months earlier, had said in a phone call with his lawyer that they secured for him a pardon signed by President Donald Trump. The act of clemency would have wiped away his federal rap sheet and saved him from an imminent sentencing hearing for possessing a firearm as a felon. …
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