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Rhodes' son fears Oath Keeper will be a threat 'as long as he's loose on the streets'

Rhodes' son fears Oath Keeper will be a threat 'as long as he's loose on the streets'

Stewart Rhodes's estranged son fears for his family's safety now that the Oath Keeper has been pardoned for his part in the J6 riots by President Donald Trump.

"Stewart is going to be an existential threat to my family's safety and to the safety of this country as long as he is loose on the streets, and that's not going to change," Adams said, adding, "the best case scenario is that Stewart stays well away from my family."

Adams produced a documentary on life growing up with the Oath Keeper called King of the Apocalypse, in which he talks about his own indoctrination into the movement. ...

‘Absolutely essential’: Son of Oath Keeper Stewart Rhodes is all in for Kamala Harris

‘Absolutely essential’: Son of Oath Keeper Stewart Rhodes is all in for Kamala Harris

CHICAGO — Dakota Adams is not your typical Democratic delegate.

First, there’s the superficial: His long, blond hair hangs loose about his shoulder. The 27-year-old wears eye liner, and a metal dumbbell through the bridge of his nose between his eyebrows, and black nail polish. He wears a denim vest over a black T-shirt and nearly matching black parachute pants. His tennis shoes are spattered with white house paint.

More notably is what lies deeper: Adams’ father, Stewart Rhodes, founded the Oath Keepers, a militia group instrumental in helping President Donald Trump attempt to maintain his grip on power after losing the 2020 election. Rhodes is currently serving an 18-year prison sentence for seditious conspiracy for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol....

Stewart Rhodes' son fears Trump or DeSantis will pardon his father

Stewart Rhodes' son fears Trump or DeSantis will pardon his father

Dakota Adams, eldest son of Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes, was somewhat disappointed with the 18-year prison sentence a federal judge imposed Thursday on his convicted seditionist father.

Adams considers it too short.

“I was hoping for better than 20 (years), but it still means he's going to die in prison unless he's pardoned, and that's good enough for me," Adams said in an exclusive interview with Raw Story....