Case-by-Case Decisions Expected Instead of Blanket Pardon

By Jim Hft Nov. 24, 2024
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Source: MSNBC
In the wake of President-elect Donald Trump’s resounding electoral victory, expectations were high among his supporters that the defendants involved in the January 6, 2021 Capitol breach would receive presidential pardons.

To date, over 1,500 individuals have been charged for their involvement in the Capitol protests, and more than 1,000 have been sentenced. The sentences range from minor probation to years behind bars, often far exceeding the norm for similar offenses.

Biden’s Gestapo Department of Justice has weaponized these cases, using cherry-picked evidence and politically biased judges to ensure harsh penalties. Even non-violent participants have faced excessive punishment, many for merely entering the Capitol.

Some of these protesters were forced to defend themselves and fight back after Capitol Police attacked them with brutal force, including the use of pepper spray and tear

A tragic example is Rosanne Boyland, whose death has raised serious questions. Witness accounts and video footage depict her unconscious body lying on the steps of the U.S. Capitol, as desperate Trump supporters tried to save her.

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They eventually carried her lifeless body to the entrance of the West Capitol and pleaded with Metro Police for assistance. This followed a harrowing scene where an officer was seen striking Rosanne repeatedly with a stick.

For years, supporters of the January 6 defendants have called for mercy, highlighting the egregious disparities in the justice system.

These defendants have been painted as pawns in a larger Deep State operation designed to undermine Trump’s presidency and deter patriotic dissent.

Despite previous hints at sweeping pardons, a recent statement from Trump’s campaign signaled a shift to a more cautious approach, disappointing many.

A Scripps News poll revealed that 64% of respondents oppose pardoning the over 1,500 individuals charged with crimes related to the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot. Among independents, opposition rose to 68%. However, support for the pardons was notably higher among Republicans, with 56% in favor.

The decision has triggered disappointment and anger among Trump’s staunchest allies, who argue that the January 6 defendants have been unjustly punished.

Julie Kelly, a prominent conservative commentator, blasted the decision, tweeting, “Anything less than a blanket pardon for all J6ers subjected to rigged trials with cherry picked evidence created by corrupt DOJ apparatchiks and endorsed by complicit DC judges is not acceptable. Free them all.”

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