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"Thank you, Daddy Trump, for the pardon." Meet MAGAt and and unrepentant insurrectionist Rasha Abual-Ragheb, a New Jersey business owner and former leader of the Facebook group "Jersey Girls Patriotic Movement." She was arrested by federal authorities for her participation in the January 6 U.S. Capitol riot, ultimately pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge of Parading, Demonstrating, or Picketing in a Capitol Building. On January 6, 2021, Abual-Ragheb entered the Capitol building wearing a distinct tutu, remaining inside for only a few minutes without engaging in violence or property destruction. However, her digital footprints painted a far more aggressive picture. Before and after the breach, she broadcasted radical rhetoric on social media, telling her followers that a "civil war is coming" and declaring, "we are going to take back our country." Her online hostility nearly cost her her freedom. While her defense argued her physical actions inside the Capitol were "relatively mild," prosecutors pushed for jail time based on her incendiary statements. In November 2021, U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols ultimately spared her from prison, sentencing her to 36 months of probation, 2 months of home confinement, 60 hours of community service, and a $500 fine. Her legal slate was wiped completely clean on January 20, 2025, when Donald Trump issued her a full presidential pardon upon returning to office. Today, Abual-Ragheb remains unrepentant and active in the MAGA movement. On the fifth anniversary of the riot in January 2026, she joined other pardoned J6 defendants to march on the U.S. Capitol once again, where she addressed a crowd, flashed a "MAGA 1776" arm tattoo, and publicly thanked Trump for her freedom.

J6 scum aways reoffend. Meet MAGAt and J6 insurrectionist Daryl Johnson of St. Ansgar, Iowa. When he wasn’t pretending to be a patriotic "revolutionary," he operated a local tanning salon business. While Donald Trump wiped away Johnson's federal criminal record with a sweeping mass pardon on January 20, 2025, presidential power doesn't cover state-level perversion. On January 6, 2021, Johnson and his son Daniel Johnson breached the U.S. Capitol through a broken window. Once inside, Johnson actively joined a violent mob to rush a defensive line of U.S. Capitol Police officers. He helped force open the East Rotunda doors to let more rioters flood the building. The next day, he bragged on social media that J6 was the "beginning of the revolution" and called for "hangings on the front lawn of the capital". He was sentenced in June 2022 to 30 days in federal prison for felony civil disorder. But the "revolution" took a dark turn on January 27, 2023, when Clear Lake police caught him in the act at iSun Tan 24/7. Johnson used a chair to climb up and balance his cell phone on top of an 8-foot privacy wall to secretly film a female customer undressing, tanning, and getting dressed. When police showed up, he desperately tried to fight off officers to prevent them from seizing his phone. In June 2023, Johnson pleaded guilty to four counts of aggravated misdemeanor invasion of privacy for spying on naked, unsuspecting female patrons. In July 2023, a state judge hit him with a six-month jail sentence and ordered him to register as a sex offender for the next 10 years. Thanks to federal limits on executive clemency, his state-level sex offender status remains completely untouched by his J6 pardon.

Meet MAGAt Stephanie Neipling @steppergn, a former high-ranking GOP Arkansas state official and university administrator whose career ended in handcuffs and a sex offender registration. Before her downfall, Neipling climbed the ranks of Arkansas government, serving as Deputy Director of Constituent Services under former Republican Governor Asa Hutchinson from 2015 to 2016. She then moved into higher education, working as the Associate Director of External Relations for the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture. Her public-facing career shattered on July 13, 2023, when Rogers police arrested her following an investigation triggered by a child abuse hotline report. Authorities revealed that Neipling targeted a 15-year-old boy, engaging in sexual conduct and intercourse with the minor before continuing the exploitation digitally by sending him explicit, nude photographs and sexual messages via Snapchat. At the time of the abuse, Neipling was married but told investigators she had been physically separated from her husband since February 2023. The fallout was immediate and absolute. On July 14, 2023—just one day after her arrest—her husband filed for divorce and sought sole custody of their two young children, explicitly citing the abuse of a minor in his filing. The university also terminated her employment immediately. Facing overwhelming evidence, Neipling shifted her strategy on November 6, 2023, pleading guilty in Benton County Circuit Court to fourth-degree sexual assault. She avoided prison but was sentenced to six years of state-supervised probation, ordered to have zero contact with minors, and permanently branded a registered sex offender.

Meet MAGAt and registered sex offender James Matthew Waltman, a 42-year-old former Mannford police officer and school resource officer in Oklahoma who was arrested in March 2024 after a teenage student at Mannford Public Schools came forward with horrific allegations of abuse. The details of the allegations revealed that Waltman brought a teenage student to his home and gave him 12 shots of whiskey. The student became severely sick, passed out, and later awoke to Waltman sexually assaulting him. Following the initial report, a second teenage boy came forward to accuse Waltman of maintaining an inappropriate sexual relationship with him while he was a minor. In September 2025, Waltman entered a guilty plea to eight criminal counts to avoid a jury trial. The counts included rape by instrumentation, forcible sodomy, indecent exposure, and furnishing alcohol to a minor. Following the plea agreement, he was sentenced to two years in prison followed by eight years of probation, and he is required by law to register as a sex offender.

Meet MAGAt Bryan Morse, an ultra-conservative, Donald Trump-endorsing New Hampshire State GOP Representative who campaigned heavily on "family values" and traditional morals. On November 20, 2025, Nashua police arrested the Republican lawmaker on a felony warrant for the nonconsensual dissemination of private sexual images—commonly known as "revenge porn." The brutally specific details unsealed in court reveal that after a woman reported him, digital forensics traced explicit photos posted on Reddit directly to Morse's home IP address and phone number. In July 2026, a Hillsborough County grand jury officially indicted him on two felony counts. Following his arrest, House leadership stripped him of his assignment on the House Education Committee.

Meet MAGAt William Eric “Ace” Webb, a 53-year-old former foster parent from Gower, Missouri, was arraigned today, October 29, 2026, in Clinton County Circuit Court on multiple felony charges involving the sexual abuse of minors. The investigation, launched in August 2026 by the Clinton County Sheriff’s Department and Missouri's Children's Division, began after a 17-year-old boy reported enduring abuse while placed in Webb’s foster care. Court documents allege the crimes took place between February 2022 and December 2023. Webb now faces two counts of second-degree statutory sodomy, one count of first-degree child molestation, and one count of furnishing pornographic material to a minor. The state’s investigation has since expanded beyond his time as a foster provider. A second individual came forward alleging abuse by Webb between 2003 and 2012. Additionally, a former spouse reported uncovering child sexual abuse material on a computer at their shared residence roughly 20 years ago. Webb was arrested on October 25, 2026, and remains held without bond.

Not trans, not an immigrant, but another white christian pastor preying on children... Meet MAGAt Jared Oneil Salmons, a registered Republican and prominent Eastern Kentucky pastor at Mount Olivet Baptist Church and the now-fired general manager of the Knott County Water and Sewer District. On October 13, 2026, his dual life as a community leader collapsed when the Kentucky State Police Electronic Crime Branch arrested him on 17 state counts of distributing matter portraying a sexual performance by a minor under the age of 12. The arrest followed a targeted, undercover Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) investigation that tracked the distribution of explicit juvenile content across online accounts. On the day of his arrest, law enforcement executed a search warrant at Salmons’ residence in Leburn, Kentucky, seizing multiple pieces of electronic equipment used to facilitate the activity. During subsequent police interviews, Salmons reportedly admitted to owning the flagged accounts. Investigators revealed that Salmons confessed to utilizing Artificial Intelligence (AI) software to deliberately generate the sexually explicit material involving minors before distributing it online. Following the state charges, the case was officially transferred to federal court processing by late October 2026, and he remains detained at the Kentucky River Regional Jail.