Capitol Rioter Rejects Trump Pardon, Citing Rule of Law
Trump’s decision to pardon or commute sentences for nearly 1600 individuals involved in the January 6th Capitol attack has sparked controversy. While Trump defended the pardons citing harsh prison conditions, the move drew criticism from Republicans like Senators Tillis and Lankford, who expressed concerns about upholding the rule of law and potential safety risks. One opponent, known as the “Maga granny,” rejected the pardons, stating that those involved broke the law and should face consequences. The controversy highlights a growing division within the Republican party regarding accountability for the January 6th events.
John Q. Hosedrinker