To all Americans and freedom loving peoples,

I am the first man in history to hold in my possession a Certificate of Pardon from the President of the United States and yet still be in prison for the offenses that I am pardoned for. There are no words for the injustice that I felt when I was delivered that certificate of pardon today (Oct. 5th, 2026) in legal mail WHILE I AM STILL IN PRISON! Furious, betrayed, enraged, ignored, persecuted all combined in one still miserably fail to describe what I am thinking and feeling.

I am in the process of begging the appeals court to recognize that President Trump's mass pardon of patriots, for all offenses stemming from and "related to" what happened at the US Capitol on January 6th, 2021, applies wholly to my case. I should not have to be doing that. Nobody at any level of the criminal justice system has the power or right to deny a presidential pardon. Yet people currently in the Department of Justice and the federal judiciary think that they can, sure as hell did and are getting away with it right now.

If my case is allowed to stand in the courts then the case of United States v. Edward Kelley will be used as legal precedent for generations to keep people imprisoned even if they are pardoned by the president. The pardon clause of the US Constitution will be almost completely voided by a federal judge that leaned on the non-constitutional and false precedent of "judicial interpretation" to ignore my pardon and keep me imprisoned. All freedom loving people need to be something far beyond outraged by my case. People across America need to be mobilized for my freedom and the freedom of other patriots still persecuted and abandoned in the system.

This injustice against me and other patriots needs to end. President Donald Trump could end it tomorrow. I demand to know why he doesn't.

Stay strong. Stay free. Above all else stay faithful to God.

With patriotic love to you all,
Edward Kelley

*To the recipients of this: This is another open letter to spread far and wide. This needs to get out for everyone to see be they left or right wing. If this is sent to The Gateway Pundit for them to make an article about it then make sure that they spell my last name right. K-E-L-L-E-Y. It was misspelled last time and a lot of people had a hard time finding their article because of that.

“The First Man In History:” J6 Political Prisoner Edward Kelley Has A SHOCKING Message For President Trump And The American People – EXCLUSIVE

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/10/first-man-history-j6-political-prisoner-edward-kelley/

“So then, while we have opportunity, let us do good to all people, and especially to those who are of the household of the faith.”
Galatians 6:10 NASB1995

https://bible.com/bible/100/gal.6.10.NASB1995

No more H1B work visas for some of the largest immigration offenders like Microsoft.

JD Vance says American high tech jobs should go to Americans who these companies laid off to hire 1.5 foreign workers on H1B visas for every American they laid off.



https://youtu.be/XCflHcGoCkY?si=gQtZv90IS99CKHSD

“Blessed is the man who trusts in the Lord And whose trust is the Lord.”
Jeremiah 17:7 NASB1995

https://bible.com/bible/100/jer.17.7.NASB1995

““Cease striving and know that I am God; I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth.””
Psalms 46:10 NASB1995

https://bible.com/bible/100/psa.46.10.NASB1995

“Blessed be the Lord, who daily bears our burden, The God who is our salvation. Selah.”
Psalms 68:19 NASB1995

https://bible.com/bible/100/psa.68.19.NASB1995

Trump pardons Alaska diesel mechanics at an Alaska rally!

Re-elect Dan S Sullivan as Alaska's senator and elect Nick Begich to the House to continue the Trump agenda!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2LKdkrNB_A

“Commit your works to the Lord And your plans will be established.”
Proverbs 16:3 NASB1995

https://bible.com/bible/100/pro.16.3.NASB1995

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https://youtu.be/wAlIQeBYIJM?si=ccnhAcnlFIS569_J

Kerri Lane discusses the record-breaking early voting turnout in the United States and its impact on key battleground states ahead of the upcoming midterm elections (0:00-0:47).

Key Highlights:

Turnout Surge: Over 20 million people have already cast their ballots, with states like Kansas, Texas, Maine, and Ohio seeing significant increases in early voting participation (0:12-1:09).
Battleground Races: The host focuses on six key toss-up states—Texas, Maine, Ohio, Michigan, Iowa, and Alaska—arguing that Democrats are losing momentum in these regions (1:12-1:32).

Texas & Maine Analysis: The video highlights deadlocked races in Texas (between James Talerico and Ken Paxton) and Maine (between Troy Jackson and Susan Collins), criticizing Democratic campaign strategies (1:34-3:00).

Criticisms of Democratic Figures: The host voices strong opposition to figures like AOC and Kamala Harris, as well as allegations of fraud involving Ilhan Omar and officials in Minnesota (3:01-8:10).

Republican Momentum: The segment suggests a shift in political tide, featuring clips from Newt Gingrich and JD Vance discussing the strength of Republican candidates and urging voters to ignore polling data (8:48-10:11).

Michigan Focus: The host discusses Michigan as a "sore subject" for the left, highlighting a debate performance by Mike Rogers and criticizing his opponent, Abdul El-Sayed, regarding corporate funding and alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood

“The heavens are telling of the glory of God; And their expanse is declaring the work of His hands.”
Psalms 19:1 NASB1995

https://bible.com/bible/100/psa.19.1.NASB1995

Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. is a 69-year-old retired elementary/middle school teacher from Petersburg, Alaska (a small island community of ~3,000 accessible mainly by air or water), who is a minor candidate in the 2026 U.S. Senate race against the incumbent Republican Senator Daniel Scott “Dan S.” Sullivan and Democrat Mary Peltola.

BackgroundBorn in Evergreen Park, Illinois; has lived in Petersburg since May 1980 (46 years of residency in Alaska).

Second of six siblings in a Catholic family; son of Dan and Catherine Sullivan. He has said his father and grandfather were lifelong Republicans. But his claims as a Republican until recently was entirely his own depiction and not backed up by any facts. The facts are that he voted Democrats and donated to Democrat candidates. And he has TDS.

Education: Homewood-Flossmoor High School (Illinois), Southeastern Illinois College, Idaho State University. Forest technology background; later obtained an education degree.

Work history: Logging, construction, steel mills, hospitality, forestry/timber work, and about 15 years with the U.S. Forest Service (surveying, forest management, timber sales administration). Then taught elementary and middle school in Petersburg. Cancer survivor.

Spouse: Karen Dillman.

Local involvement: Petersburg Volunteer Fire Department, Petersburg Arts Council, Petersburg Public Safety Advisory Board. Interests include subsistence hunting and fishing, hiking, biking, woodworking, music, and youth volunteering.

Community descriptions (from local reporting): Longtime residents generally view him as a trustworthy, stand-up former teacher with an “unimpeachable” character; some previously tried to recruit him for local offices.

His official candidate statement emphasizes putting Alaska first, hard work, personal responsibility, and experience as a teacher, forester, and longtime Alaskan.

Political affiliation and candidacy. He was previously affiliated with the Alaska Independence Party (which dissolved). For decades he registered as undeclared or non-Republican. He switched to Republican shortly before filing his candidacy (this is telling!) on May 29, 2026 (just before the deadline) and sought to appear as a Registered Republican (initially even requesting a name listing similar to the senator’s). This is an indication of his intent to be the spoiler to hand the Senate race to Democrats.

On the general-election ballot he appears as “Sullivan, Daniel J. Jr.” with no party affiliation (while the incumbent is listed as “Sullivan, Dan S. (Registered Republican) Incumbent”). He has a low-key, low-budget campaign (roughly $30k raised) and has been critical of aspects of the Trump administration while describing himself as drawing on traditional Republican values. Of course, we take his words for it, Mr. traditional Republican value donating and voting Democrat.

He previously donated small amounts to Democrat Mary Peltola ($100 in 2022, $30 in 2024) and has been reported as having voted for Democrats in recent presidential elections and for Peltola when she ran for Congress. His campaign worked with a political consultant (Amber Lee) who has ties to Democratic candidates and campaigns.

In the August 18, 2026, top-four primary he received about 2.5% (4,107 votes). He advanced to the November 3 general election (ranked-choice voting) along with Mary Peltola (D, ~49.5%), the incumbent Dan S. Sullivan (R, ~41.4%), and Gerald Heikes (R). He denies any coordination with Democrats and says he is running legitimately because he is unhappy with the incumbent’s 12-year record and wants change focused on Alaska priorities.

Criminality (himself and family/“clan”)There is no public evidence of any criminal record, arrest, or conviction for Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. or his family. Searches and reporting turn up nothing of the sort. Local residents who know him describe him positively as a respected former teacher. State officials raised the possibility of perjury related to his sworn candidate filing (regarding the timing of his Republican registration versus what he declared), and there were discussions of potential investigation, but no criminal charges have been reported. The Alaska courts addressed ballot eligibility, not criminal liability, and ordered that he remain on the ballot. No “clan” criminality appears in available sources.

Connection to allegations of a rigged/confused election favoring DemocratsRepublicans (including the incumbent senator, the Alaska Republican Party, the National Republican Senatorial Committee, and the Trump administration) have alleged that his candidacy is a “sham,” “decoy,” or deliberate attempt to confuse voters who intend to support the similarly named Republican incumbent, thereby siphoning votes and helping Democrat Mary Peltola in a competitive race that could affect Senate control.

Cited factors include:The near-identical name and last-minute switch to Republican registration.
Requests about ballot name presentation.
Visual similarities in campaign materials/website.
Ties to a consultant with Democratic connections and past small donations/votes supporting Peltola/Democrats.

The Alaska Division of Elections (under the Republican lieutenant governor) initially removed him in mid-June 2026 for lack of a “good-faith” candidacy. Superior Court Judge Thomas A. Matthews ruled this unlawful (no statutory “good faith” requirement exists under Alaska or federal law for this purpose, and the evidence of intent to confuse did not justify removal). The Alaska Supreme Court affirmed on June 29, 2026, ordering his inclusion on the ballot (with the Division deciding the exact listing).

He and the Peltola campaign have denied any coordination or scheme. In the primary he received only a small share of the vote.In late October 2026, the Trump administration’s Department of Justice filed a federal lawsuit against Alaska seeking to block certification of the general-election results if the incumbent Republican loses and the votes for Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. would have changed the ranked-choice outcome, pending an investigation into whether those votes were the product of name confusion. President Trump stated he directed the suit. Critics, including Alaska’s other Republican senator (Lisa Murkowski), have called the lawsuit improper interference in state election administration. Early voting was already underway when it was filed.

In short: the “rigged election in favor of Democrats” claim is a Republican allegation of a name-confusion spoiler tactic. State courts rejected using that theory to keep him off the ballot. There is no established proof of coordination (but denial by the parties is not evidence) or an actual rigged election (except that rank choice voting in Alaska sows confusion and is rigged by design); the situation is a highly unusual ballot-name dispute in a close race under Alaska’s top-four primary + ranked-choice system. The primary outcome showed limited direct impact so far, but 0.01% may be enough to flip the results.

Daniel J Sullivan, Jr. is a RINO (in recent months and Democrat/Independent prior) with TDS who operates with the Democrats to give the Democrats a win.

BREAKING NEWS: AG Todd Blanche Takes Questions After Announcing AK Senate Race Lawsuit

This video features an interview between CNN's Dana Bash and U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche regarding a recent Department of Justice (DOJ) lawsuit targeting the Alaska Senate race. The core of the dispute involves the presence of a second candidate named Dan J. Sullivan on the ballot, which the DOJ argues is a deliberate attempt to confuse voters and pull votes away from the incumbent, Republican Senator Dan Sullivan.

Purpose of the Lawsuit: AG Blanche asserts that the lawsuit aims to ensure that if voter confusion leads to an "improper and illegal result," the state of Alaska has the legal framework to address it after the election

Constitutional and Legal Authority: Bash challenges the DOJ's interference by citing Article 1, Section 4 of the Constitution, which grants states the power to regulate elections (-). Blanche counters that the DOJ is acting under federal law that allows oversight to prevent voter rights violations

Potential Election Interference: Bash questions whether this lawsuit sets a precedent for the president to overturn election results, drawing parallels to the aftermath of the 2020 election and the events of January 6th. Blanche strongly rejects this framing, labeling it as a distraction from the issue of voter confusion

Status of the Ballot: The interview acknowledges that the Alaska Supreme Court previously ruled that the second Dan J. Sullivan could remain on the ballot (-). Blanche maintains that the court did not consider the specific federal law currently being cited by the DOJ

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