Trump was 'raising the point' that Biden's autopen pardons may...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

37% : Osler, a former federal prosecutor, notes that Trump "ran the whole time in 2016 on lock up Hillary Clinton, and then there really wasn't even an investigation" after he assumed power of her use of a private email server for classified information as secretary of state.
29% : " Leavitt deflected when asked if Trump wanted the Justice Department or FBI to take action against the pardon recipients, including members of the since-disbanded House select committee that investigated his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot, whom Republicans have accused of illegally destroying evidence assembled during the probe and of "witness tampering.
24% : Leavitt said that Trump -- who wrote on Truth Social media early Monday that recipients were henceforth "subject to investigation" -- was "raising the point" that the clemency might not be legal.
18% : White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said that President Trump was "begging the question" when declaring former President Joe Biden's apparently auto-penned pardons were "void, vacant, and of no further force of effect" -- as the practical effect of the current commander in chief's pronouncement remains in question.
16% : Legal experts and Republican sources aren't sure what Trump's claims that the pardons are null and void actually will have -- and Trump himself acknowledged to reporters on Air Force One Sunday night that whether Biden's signature on certain documents was invalid "would be up to a court.

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