Pardons

Pardon – Texas Governor Pardons Daniel Perry After Black Lives Matter Protest Shooting, Sparks Controversy

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Austin, Texas – Texas Governor Greg Abbott has pardoned Daniel Perry, an Army sergeant convicted of killing a protester during a Black Lives Matter demonstration in 2020. Perry’s pardon comes after a recommendation from the pardons board, highlighting the governor’s decision to grant clemency in this high-profile case. The incident in question took place during a protest in Austin, Texas, where Perry, who was stationed at Fort Hood, shot and killed a protester while driving …

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Hostages or Heroes? Trump Promises Pardons for Jan. 6 Defendants Amid Legal Woes

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Dayton, Ohio – Former President Donald Trump recently stirred up controversy during a rally in Dayton, Ohio, by showing his support for individuals charged in connection with the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot. The event began with the crowd being asked to stand in honor of the “January 6th hostages,” as accused or convicted individuals performed the national anthem. Trump, known for his divisive rhetoric, pledged to assist these defendants, referring to them as “patriots” …

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DunQueens of Massachusetts Take St. Patrick’s Day by Storm – Skit Mocks MBTA and Pardons Marijuana Convictions!

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Boston, Massachusetts, embraced a new twist on tradition during the annual St. Patrick’s Day breakfast event. Governor Maura Healey, Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll, and former Governor Jane Swift made a memorable appearance as the “DunQueens,” sporting Dunkin’ tracksuits in a playful nod to a popular Super Bowl commercial. The light-hearted skit featured the political trio poking fun at Massachusetts’ quirks, including humorous jabs at issues like the MBTA and recent pardons of marijuana convictions. The …

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