Jake Lang, Pardoned for January 6 Role, Announces Florida Senate Run

Lang, aligning with Trump's agenda, frames his candidacy as a continuation of the January 6 movement, drawing mixed reactions within Florida's Republican Party.

Jake Lang, pardoned by Donald Trump for his involvement in the January 6 Capitol attack, has officially announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate in Florida.
Lang, who spent four years in jail awaiting trial, refers to himself as a 'political prisoner' and has not expressed regret for his actions during the Capitol riot.
His campaign platform embraces a '100% Trump America Agenda,' emphasizing mass deportation, border security, tax cuts, and preventing global conflict.
Lang’s announcement has drawn national attention, with some Florida Republicans dismissing his candidacy as unserious while others view him as a symbol of the MAGA movement.
His campaign rhetoric positions January 6 as a pivotal moment for change, stating, 'The revolution has just begun,' and pledging to bring 'uncompromising Christians' into office.