Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) daughter criticized Democrat judges for giving out harsh sentences to January 6 defendants.
Alexandra Pelosi was caught slamming the “liberal” judges who are “out for blood” as they hand out lengthy prison sentences while other J6 protestors get hit with just a fine or probation.
“I think I learned in kindergarten that justice is supposed to be fair. A judge is supposed to be the same, and they’re not supposed to be political,” Alexandra said. “And now it’s like one judge you get really makes a difference because some judges are giving probation and others are giving full jail time for the same exact offense. Literally the same exact offense.”
The Democrat’s daughter stated she thought it was “wrong” and “not what people think is justice.”
Alexandra, an aspiring filmmaker, is currently working on producing a J6 documentary.
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She claimed that several judges are using the opportunity to prosecute J6 participants as a way to make it political.
"I think people would be surprised to know that,” the lawmaker’s daughter said, citing examples of how the Capitol Hill protests have been politicized.
Alexandra talked about how a Texas man was initially given probation for a J6 crime comparable to Black Lives Matter protestors. However, he was sentenced to prison by the same Democrat judge who sentenced Greg Rubenacker to 41 months in jail in 2022.
Alexandra Pelosi speaks to J6 defendant Greg Rubenacker after he was sentenced to 41 months in federal prison.
— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) April 24, 2024
Interesting phone call.
Pelosi is doing a J6 documentary.pic.twitter.com/LdKszjuhto
Despite her family ties to D.C. bureaucrats, Alexandra said “No one in the government will talk to me” about J6. She claimed that attorneys for the J6 defendants are skeptical about sharing the security footage with her due to their digital fingerprints that could be traced back to them and get them “in trouble.”
Former President Donald Trump said it is a “shame” for what is happening to J6 defendants who are facing criminal persecution. In November, he said he calls them “J6 hostages, not prisoners.”
