Newly-pardoned Chris Quaglin lost everything after his arrest for participating in the Stop the Steal rally in Washington, D.C. on January 6, 2021. His wife divorced him, and the court gave her everything. He hasn’t seen his son in four years.
But he’s not sitting around feeling sorry for himself. He’s taking his message across the country to expose “the deep state” and “corruption” in government agencies, as his X profile reads.
People can follow him there as he posts landmarks along the way, like his speech before the Northern Neck Regional Jail where he spent months deprived of his medically necessary diet for celiac disease.
His Freedom Tour includes similar venues along with political meetings like CPAC in Washington, D.C. To pay for the trip, he’s selling t-shirts that read “2021 Persecuted, Vindicated 2025” and “J6 Hostages – StopHate.com/Freedom-Tour“.
Donors can also contribute at his crowdfunding site: https://www.givesendgo.com/PersecutedPatriot
Chris is also planning to run for Congress. While enroute, he met with The New American senior editor Rebecca Terrell to discuss these plans and more.
