Justice Demands Trump Release J6 Prisoners and Punish Those Who Put Them in Jail No Matter Who Hates It

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : If Trump wants a carve-out for "violent" actions during the demonstration, that's fine as long as the Department of Justice is not involved in making that determination.
42% : A recent Politico article alleged that judges were becoming "alarmed" over the prospect of Trump issuing large numbers of pardons of January 6 defendants.
41% : I really hope President Trump sticks to his guns on his pledge.
35% : Since his 2024 victory, the federal trial courts in Washington have largely plowed ahead with Jan. 6 cases, even as defendants have tried to delay their cases by citing the possibility that Trump will soon pardon them.
30% : Rhodes is currently serving an 18-year prison sentence for seditious conspiracy, but Trump will have the power to wipe away that sentence on his first day back in office.
13% : Pardoning such crimes would contradict Mr. Trump's support for law and order, and it would send an awful message about his view of the acceptability of political violence done on his behalf.

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