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Oz Campiagn: PolitiFact Covering Up Fetterman's Position on Emptying Prisons - Vimarsana News

Oz Campiagn: PolitiFact Covering Up Fetterman's Position on Emptying Prisons

Dr. Mehmet Oz's campaign blasted PolitiFact for “cover[ing] up for John Fetterman's radical positions" on releasing criminals.

Fetterman Plays Defense After Criminal-Friendly Positions Exposed - Vimarsana News

Fetterman Plays Defense After Criminal-Friendly Positions Exposed

Democrat John Fetterman is going on the defensive regarding his stance on public safety after his criminal-friendly record was exposed. 

Fetterman: Emptying PA Prisons by 1/3 Wouldn't 'Make Anyone Less Safe' - Vimarsana News

Fetterman: Emptying PA Prisons by 1/3 Wouldn't 'Make Anyone Less Safe'

John Fetterman believes law-abiding Pennsylvanians would be no "less safe" with one-third of the state's prisoners prowling the streets. 

PA Board of Pardons Radicalized Under John Fetterman's Chairmanship - Vimarsana News

PA Board of Pardons Radicalized Under John Fetterman's Chairmanship

Pennsylvania's Board of Pardons has recommended a staggering number of life sentence commutations under the chairmanship of John Fetterman.

Gov. Wolf Commutes Life Sentences For 13 Jailed On Murder Charges - Vimarsana News

Gov. Wolf Commutes Life Sentences For 13 Jailed On Murder Charges

Replies(145) The applicants, sentenced to life in prison, will soon be freed to a Community Corrections Center and eventually paroled. (Shutterstock) HARRISBURG, PA — Gov. Tom Wolf has signed 13 commutations, as recommended by the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons. The applicants, sentenced to life in prison for murder charges, will soon be freed to a Community Corrections Center and eventually paroled. "These 13 individuals have served time for their crimes and deserve now a second chance," Gov. Wolf said in a statement. "They now have a chance to begin a life outside of prison that I hope is ...

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