Former Trump Advisor Peter Navarro DENIED Emergency Appeal

Last year Peter Navarro, a former Trump advisor, was convicted of contempt of Congress for not cooperating with the sham investigation into the occurrences of January 6.

Navarro had asked the court to stay his prison sentence while he appealed his conviction.

On Monday, the Supreme Court denied Navarro’s attempt to remain free.

The Biden regime is sending Peter Navarro, one of Trump’s top advisors with a PhD from Harvard, to prison for defying a subpoena from the illegitimate J6 Committee

Democrats might be cheering, but I hope they realize the Pandora’s box they’ve opened

The pendulum will swing back… https://t.co/H4EebGqgR8

— DC_Draino (@DC_Draino) March 18, 2024

Why is it that some people of a certain political persuasion see to skate on charges consistently, but others with a different perception go to jail?

While the left worries about Trump, we worry about the organized crime syndicate called the US Government. pic.twitter.com/H0EGlVkhwR

— non-normie (@Thorsond81) March 18, 2024

So, Hunter can smoke crack with young girls & prostitutes, lie about drug use, get a gun, defraud multiple countries, defraud the government, steal, money laundering, but the biased SCOTUS is sending a 74 year old man to jail for??? What??!

— "We the People" 🇺🇸🏁🏴‍☠️🇮🇹🇨🇮 (@Jigsaw_Jones) March 18, 2024

It’s just the latest example of justice for some, but not for all.

All the Supreme Court Justice are all bought and paid by Soros. No judge in America thinks about the American citizens anymore pic.twitter.com/WNNA2gFpdb

— David Williamson (@DavidWi85983714) March 18, 2024

The Biden Admin pic.twitter.com/5JfzdztuKN

— Planet Of Memes (@PlanetOfMemes) March 18, 2024

NBC News reported on the Supreme Court’s latest decision:

The Supreme Court on Monday rejected a bid by former Donald Trump adviser Peter Navarro to avoid reporting to prison to serve a four-month sentence for defying a congressional subpoena.

Chief Justice John Roberts issued the brief order.

Navarro had asked the Supreme Court to intervene ahead of his arrival Tuesday at a federal Bureau of Prisons facility in Miami. He was sentenced to four months of incarceration in January following his conviction last year for defying the House Jan. 6 committee’s subpoena.

Roberts wrote Monday that a lower court had found Navarro had forfeited any request to remain on bail pending his appeal under a law called the Bail Reform Act.