Angela Stanton-King is an American author, television personality, and conservative speaker based in Atlanta, Georgia. Born in 1977, she first gained public attention through her personal and political journey, which included serving two years in prison for conspiracy. A decade after completing her sentence, she received a formal presidential pardon from Donald Trump, a pivotal event that helped propel her into the national media spotlight.
Following her pardon, Stanton-King transitioned into media and television, notably appearing as a main cast member on the third season of the BET docuseries From the Bottom Up. In addition to her television work, she has established herself as a prominent conservative voice and speaker. Her political ambitions led her to run as the Republican candidate for Georgia's 5th congressional district in the 2020 election, though she ultimately lost the race to Democratic candidate Nikema Williams.
Beyond her political campaigns and television appearances, Stanton-King is recognized for her public advocacy and support of various conservative causes. She has also drawn media attention for her alignment with QAnon, a movement associated with far-right conspiracy theories. Through her writing, speaking engagements, and media presence, she continues to engage with contemporary American political and social discourse.
