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Pardoned Jan. 6 protester: ‘The DOJ was not weaponized against me’

Pamela Hemphill, known as MAGA Granny, declined President Donald Trump’s pardon for her involvement in the January 6, 2021, riot after serving a six-month sentence.
Pamela Hemphill, known as MAGA Granny, refused President Donald Trump's pardon for her role in the Jan. 6 riot, stating she is not a victim and the DOJ was not weaponized against her.

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Grabien

Jan. 6th Protester: ‘The DoJ Was Not Weaponized Against Me’ ... ‘I’m Going to Continue Destroying’ the Jan. 6th Narrative :: Grabien - The Multimedia Marketplace

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The Hill

Pardoned Jan. 6 protester: ‘The DOJ was not weaponized against me’

Pam Hemphill, who was charged for her involvement in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, is pushing back against the notion that the Department of Justice (DOJ) was weaponized against the rioters. “I’m not a victim of Jan. 6, and the DOJ was not weaponized against me,” Hemphill said Thursday during an appearance…

4 days ago·Washington, United States

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Mediaite

Pardoned J6 Protester Calls Out Ex-Proud Boy Leader In Rant Against ‘Weaponized’ DOJ Narrative: ‘You Are Lying About Everything!’

Hemphill shut down the idea that the Justice Department was “weaponized” against Capitol rioters and calls out ex-Proud Boy leader Enrique Tarrio.,

4 days ago·United States

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CNN

‘I’m not afraid of them": Apologetic Jan. 6 rioter reacts to harassment

Pam Hemphill regrets her participation in the January 6 attack on the Capitol and blames President Trump for the events that day, says she is receiving vile messages for speaking out, including from ex-Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio.

4 days ago·Atlanta, United States

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HuffPost

One J6 Rioter Says Trumpers Are In A Cult. She’s Right ― Here’s How I Know.

"After college, when I began to tell new friends about my upbringing, I realized it wasn’t just a 'strange community,' it was what I now believe to be a cult."

5 days ago·United States

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