Former Trump aide Peter Navarro, jailed for contempt of Congress, poised for release

Peter Navarro, an ex-aide for Donald Trump, who is currently in jail for contempt of Congress charges, is expected to address America's Republicans at America's Republican National Convention just HOURS after his release.

Navarro is set to be released from a Miami prison on Wednesday, July 17.

The Federal Bureau of Prisons' online database of current inmates indicates that Navarro will be getting out just in time to board a plane and make it to Milwaukee before the Republican National Convention wraps up the following day.

Navarro was found guilty in September of 2023 on contempt of Congress charges because he refused to cooperate with a congressional investigation into the events of Jan. 6, 2021.

The former Trump's aide attorney did not immediately return a request from the Associated Press for comment, according to the outlet.

According to the AP's report, Navarro "promoted baseless claims of mass voter fraud in the 2020 election and was subpoenaed by the committee investigating the attack."

The AP is supposed to be reporting things right down the middle. It's hard to say definitively that the election was stolen, but the video showing boxes of ballots being wheeled out from under voting tables was at least worth asking questions about.

Maybe Navarro shouldn't have gone as far as he did, but Republicans in America feel very strongly that we have a right to inquire about things that seem off in our political system.

Liberals don't agree, because they're the ones benefitting most from the chaos in America right now.

As normal people fight with each other over which rich politicians to support, liberals in our federal government keep propping up and protecting each other. Even that has proven to not be enough to satisfy them, they're so power hungry that they're attacking their political rivals like Donald Trump in nothing more than an attempt to keep their power.

Navarro knows that, calling his conviction a "partisan weaponization of the judicial system."

"When I walk in that prison today, the justice system — such as it is — will have done a crippling blow to the constitutional separation of powers and executive privilege," Navarro said on the day he reported for his sentence.

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