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'They called me a traitor': Serving Capitol Police officer on the pardoned mob of January 6
Daniel Hodges, who defended the Capitol against the pro-Trump mob on January 6, 2021, expressed his outrage over Donald Trump's decision to pardon 1,500 participants. Hodges, who was one of the officers who spent the previous several days protecting the Capitol for the inauguration of Trump, said that he had done so even though 'everything he is, everything he stands for, is anathema to me, but he is the president.' House Republicans form new January 6 panel in attempt to undercut past inquiry Leading Republicans wrongfooted by Trump’s sweeping January 6 pardons
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Daniel Hodges, who defended the Capitol against the pro-Trump mob on January 6, 2021, expressed his outrage over Donald Trump's decision to pardon 1,500 participants. Hodges, who was one of the officers who spent the previous several days protecting the Capitol for the inauguration of Trump, said that he had done so even though 'everything he is, everything he stands for, is anathema to me, but he is the president.' House Republicans form new January 6 panel in attempt to undercut past inquiry Leading Republicans wrongfooted by Trump’s sweeping January 6 pardons
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