Stewart Rhodes, the founder of the far-right group, is attempting to relaunch his organization months after being pardoned.
Militia leader Stewart Rhodes, who was convicted for his role in the January 6 attack, is asking potential new members and ...
Rhodes was sentenced to 18 years in prison for helping to orchestrate an insurrection designed to keep Joe Biden from taking ...
After vowing to bring back his group, Rhodes added that he’d like to see the president “order us all to come together ...
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In Shocking Move, Trump Re-Pardons Far-Right Militia Member
Dan Wilson, who participated in the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, received a rare second pardon from the president.
STEWART RHODES (FOUNDER, OATH KEEPERS): I've been invited to speak across the country about January 6. And now that I'm ...
For the second time this year, Dan Edwin Wilson, a former January 6 defendant and member of the far-right group the Oath ...
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Convicted Oath Keepers' founder announces militia's relaunch to enforce Trump orders
Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes announced he was relaunching the right-wing militia group in hopes that President Donald ...
Ppppllleeeeaaasseeee…like fellow FBI informant Enrique Tarrio, Stewart Rhodes is so burned on the far right for his apparent years of involvement with federal law enforcement that no one of any remote ...
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