Mike Pence criticizes DOJ Anti-Weaponization Fund that could compensate January 6 defendants.
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Mike Pence criticizes DOJ Anti-Weaponization Fund that could compensate January 6 defendants.

Former Vice President Mike Pence called the Trump administration's $1.8 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund a "bad idea" and urged that it be scrapped. Pence said it was "deeply offensive" that the fund could potentially compensate people who assaulted police or vandalized the Capitol on January 6, 2021. A federal judge temporarily blocked the fund's establishment on Friday.

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Pence escalates pressure to drop the fund, calling it both unacceptable and deeply offensive—but coverage splits between outlets emphasizing his policy objections versus those highlighting his Jan. 6 revisionism concerns.
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THE LEFT1 outlet · mostly neutral
Pence on Trump's weaponization fund: "My hope is the administration will drop it"
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THE RIGHT2 outlets · mostly critical
Former Vice President Mike Pence calls Anti-Weaponization Fund 'deeply offensive'
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“'Anti-Weaponization Fund' is 'deeply offensive,' Pence says” · Politico, The Hill, Bloomberg

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