Another riot on January 6 rejected President Trump's pardon, and President Trump said that he did that, and his actions were not worth forgiving.
“It seems like he wanted to say that it didn't happen, and that happened. I did that, but it wasn't forgiven. I don't want to forgive, and I can refuse to amponpt. I also learned in an interview, Jason Riddle. Interviews with NHPR will be released on Friday。
Riddle, a navy veteran, was sentenced to 90 days in prison in early April 2022, in early April 2022, with a suspended sentence in early April 2022. He stealed a book more than four years ago and was fined $ 750 for damages. In the midst of the Restoration Hall, he joined the Senator's office in accordance with the judicial transaction and drank a single wine.
Riddle had previously been interested in running a parliament, but has refused Trump's pardon to increase the possibility of employment.
“And, I'm thinking about the future, so I refused to pardon.” [if] The employer investigates my career and sees a minor crime … I think the minor crime with the president's pardon tends to attract attention, “he said. “And I'm convinced that there is no problem in the MAGA world who supports Trump, but I am in the job I am applying, whether they like Trump. I don't want to spend the rest of my life.
President Trump has given about 1,500 people who have been charged with the riot on January 6 a complete, complete, unconditional amnesty. A total of 1,583 defendants were charged. Approximately 600 of these defendants were charged with resistance to police officers and assault.
Riddle is one of the defendants who refused to pardon the president earlier this week. Pamela Henfill, who was prisoning on January 6, said that the mobs attacked the building, “it was wrong.”
“Accepting amnesty is just a police officer in the Parliament's Hall, the rule of the law, and of course, insulting Japan,” said Henfill.
