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Kevin Rinke stated on June 01, 2022 in a campaign ad:

By Clara Hendrickson, Louis Jacobson• June 2, 2022

Instagram posts stated on June 27, 2021 in an Instagram post:

Three white former police officers were sentenced to less prison time — combined — for killing three Black people than a Black man was for selling marijuana.

By Andy Nguyen• July 7, 2021

Threads posts stated on June 03, 2024 in a Threads post:

Former President Donald Trump “blew off his post-sentencing probation report.”

By Ciara O'Rourke• June 5, 2024

Rebecca Dallet stated on March 19, 2018 in a TV ad:

Says Michael Screnock "let a child predator walk without time and let a rapist who preyed on an underage girl go free after only an eight-month sentence."

By Tom Kertscher• March 23, 2018

Viral image stated on June 01, 2024 in a Threads post:

Photo shows former President Donald Trump’s probation officer.

By Ciara O'Rourke• June 5, 2024

Diego Arene-Morley stated on November 18, 2014 in a community forum:

"There are more African American men in prison, jail, on probation or parole than were enslaved in 1850."

By Katie Mulvaney• December 7, 2014

John McCain stated on July 08, 2008 in an appearance on Fox News' "Fox and Friends":

"I investigated Abramoff and people ended up in jail."

By Adriel Bettelheim• July 15, 2008

Jack Posobiec stated on August 01, 2023 in a tweet:

Judge Tanya Chutkan “is the only federal judge in Washington, D.C., who has sentenced Jan. 6 defendants to sentences longer than the government had requested.”

By Madison Czopek• August 2, 2023

Ted Cruz stated on June 04, 2018 in an interview:

Says "Rosie O’Donnell apparently committed the same offense five times, five times, when she broke the identical law that Dinesh (D'Souza) was prosecuted for."

By Manuela Tobias• June 6, 2018

Club for Growth stated on July 12, 2018 in a TV ad:

Says Leah Vukmir "wrote a letter seeking leniency for a fellow state legislator convicted of sexual assault."

By Tom Kertscher• July 18, 2018

Michael Schrunk stated on July 23, 2011 in a guest column for The Oregonian:

Says "under our current sentencing laws, about 75 percent of all convicted felons in Oregon do not go to prison."

By Ian K. Kullgren• August 23, 2011

Nathan Deal stated on January 10, 2012 in a speech:

"Right now in Georgia, nearly one in three leaving our prisons are re-convicted within three years."

By Eric Stirgus• January 25, 2012

Mike Bost stated on October 22, 2018 in a campaign ad:

Says Brendan Kelly "allowed half of the criminals he faced to walk free" and "failed to protect women who were violently assaulted," allowing "those guilty of sexual assault to cut inexcusable plea deals."

By Stephen Koff• November 5, 2018

Restore Our Future stated on January 13, 2012 in a television ad:

Says Rick Santorum "voted to let convicted felons vote."

By Angie Drobnic Holan• January 17, 2012

Instagram posts stated on January 17, 2024 in an Instagram post:

Michael Moore is supporting Trump in the 2024 election.

By Sofia Ahmed• March 4, 2024

Colin Schmitt stated on January 14, 2021 in a news conference:

“We have scientific data, from all different levels, but particularly from the high school sports levels, from numerous different states that shows that it is safe to play what New York is considering high-risk sports.”

By Jill Terreri Ramos• January 26, 2021

Mike McCabe stated on July 06, 2018 in a TV interview:

Says Minnesota is "imprisoning half as many people as Wisconsin, and yet our states have virtually identical crime rates."

By Samantha West• September 5, 2018

Brendan Doherty stated on October 09, 2012 in a news release:

"David Cicilline was the state representative who opposed tough mandatory sentences for those convicted of domestic violence and child abuse."

By John Hill• October 15, 2012

Doug LaMalfa stated on March 02, 2021 in a constituent email.:

Voting-rights legislation proposed by Democrats in Congress called H.R. 1 “would force states to restore the voting rights of convicted felons—including violent felons convicted of murder or rape.”

By Chris Nichols• March 4, 2021

Tim Moore stated on December 27, 2019 in a press release:

Says the photo ID law passed by North Carolina lawmakers is “one of the nation’s most lenient voter ID laws."

By Paul Specht• February 17, 2020

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