Trump says Biden pardon for Bennie Thompson, Jan. 6 investigators used autopen, is 'void'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : Biden announced many pre-emptive pardons on Monday, Jan. 20, the day Trump was inaugurated.
36% : When asked if the pardons would hold up in court, Trump said, "It's not my decision; that'll be up to a court.
36% : They said committee members and their families have been targeted with violent threats and political prosecution and imprisonment.
26% : A January 6 Capitol rioter from Tennessee, recently among the 1500 pardoned by Trump, should still be sentenced and punished, the DOJ said.
22% : Trump told reporters that his administration uses an autopen for letters "but to sign pardons and all of the things he signed with an autopen, it's disgraceful.
22% : Special counsel Jack Smith said in his final report that there was enough evidence to convict Trump on charges of illegally trying to stay in the White House after losing the 2020 election.
21% : Smith said his team also considered charging Trump under the Insurrection Act.
20% : " Trump put forward a baseless theory that Biden was unaware of what the documents said and others created the pardon's without then-president's knowledge.
16% : The final 800-page report put the blame on Trump.
13% : Trump alleged that Biden signing the documents with an autopen instead of by hand rendered the pardons void when talking with reporters on Sunday night.

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