Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Plan To Compensate Jan. 6 Rioters

Trump Will Have to Defy Court Order to Pay January 6 Rioters

A federal judge has blocked the DoJ’s ‘anti-weaponization’ fund indefinitely and ordered officials to assert in writing that it won’t go forward.

Surprise! They're Still Planning Payouts To J6 Rioters ... C'mon, You Could At Least *Act* Surprised.

Photo by Tyler Merbler, Creative Commons License 2.0Last week, (acting) Attorney General Todd Blanche said to a hearing of the House Appropriations Committee that there’s no need for Congress to put any kind of limits on the big $1.776 billion slush fund he created to pay January 6 chuds for their service to the nation in trying to overthrow the government. No sirree, he said, “We’re not moving forward with the fund,” so you people can just stop…

Mike Pence Breaks With Trump Over Jan. 6 Compensation Fund

Critics strongly warn that experienced employees with the deepest institutional knowledge are the most likely to leave under these current financial plans. This sudden loss of key personnel is incredibly hard to replace and may severely weaken nationwide emergency response capacity. Experts argue that this loss of expertise cannot be quickly fixed and may fundamentally...

Federal judge indefinitely blocks Trump’s $1.8 billion payout fund

U.S. District Judge Leonie M. Brinkema said the government has not provided “absolute certainty” it won’t try to resurrect the fund in the future.

Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Plan To Compensate Jan. 6 Rioters

The Justice Department failed to explain why it simply couldn’t put in writing that the slush fund is dead.

Mike Pence Breaks With Trump Over Jan. 6 Compensation Fund - Informed America

Critics strongly warn that experienced employees with the deepest institutional knowledge are the most likely to leave under these current financial plans. This sudden loss of key personnel is incredibly hard to replace and may severely weaken nationwide emergency response capacity. Experts argue that this loss of expertise cannot be quickly fixed and may fundamentally damage the ability of federal agencies to respond effectively in moments of n…