Trump pardons two mechanics at Alaska rally backing Sullivan
While campaigning in Alaska for Republican Senator Dan Sullivan, President Donald Trump granted clemency to two diesel mechanics who had pleaded guilty to Clean Air Act violations. Sullivan faces a challenger who shares his name in the midterm race.
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What happened
President Donald Trump traveled to Alaska to campaign for Republican Senator Dan Sullivan, who is seeking reelection against another candidate named Dan Sullivan. During the event, Trump issued pardons to two diesel mechanics who had entered guilty pleas over Clean Air Act breaches.
Why it matters
The pardons cover two diesel mechanics who had been charged under the Clean Air Act. The midterm contest pits Sullivan against a rival who shares his name.
Coverage
- Trump rally remarks in Alaska (CNN)
- Trump pardons diesel mechanics for Clean Air Act violations at Alaska rally (The Hill)
- Trump campaigns for ‘the real’ Dan Sullivan in Alaska (CNN)
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