A number of hours after Stewart Rhodes, the chief of the Oath Keepers militia, was sentenced on Thursday to 18 years in jail for his function in a seditious conspiracy to instigate the pro-Trump violence of Jan. 6, Matthew M. Graves, the federal prosecutor who has overseen the federal government’s investigation of the Capitol assault, launched a press release with a incontrovertible fact that underscored the landmark nature of the second.
“Extra individuals have been convicted of seditious conspiracy in reference to the siege of the…
