J6 Political Prisoner Enrique Tarrio Is Free

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : Trump delivered a speech at the Ellipse before attendees marched to the Capitol.
62% : Earlier in the day, Trump said during a speech at the Capital One Arena that he would make good on his promise to issue the pardons and commutations.
55% : "Tonight, I'm going to be signing on the J6 'hostages' pardons to get them out," Trump said during the speech.
50% : After departing the Capital One Arena in Washington on Jan. 20, Trump returned to the Oval Office, where he issued pardons for approximately 1,500 individuals connected to the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol breach and commuted the sentences of those still serving time.
35% : His lawyer asked Trump for a pardon in a letter, in which he called Tarrio "nothing more than a proud American that believes in true conservative values.
26% : "In a December interview with Time magazine, Trump was asked whether he would pardon all defendants facing charges in relation to the Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol protest and breach.
24% : While Trump called for people to demonstrate "peacefully and patriotically," some clashed with police, broke through security lines, and forced their way into the Capitol building, where Congress had convened to certify the election.
21% : Trump supporters, seeking audits to address accusations that the outcome of the election was illegitimate due to claims of election fraud, had gathered in Washington for a "Stop the Steal" rally organized by the president.

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