politics
Trump’s defunct Jan. 6 fund lives on in Georgia Senate race
The Trump administration’s “anti-weaponization fund” to payout Jan. 6 rioters and other perceived victims of “lawfare” might be dead, but the defunct Department of Justice initiative just won’t go away in the high-stakes Georgia Senate race.
TL;DR
- Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA) was asked about supporting a 'victims of political weaponization fund' or similar compensatory relief.
- The question was posed by a former Jan. 6 defendant at a town hall in Savannah, Georgia.
- Collins stated that if the federal government harms individuals, it has a liability to them.
- The topic relates to a defunct Trump administration initiative called the 'anti-weaponization fund.'