Trump's First Day Plans Spark Controversy and Legal Warnings
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President-elect Donald Trump faces criticism for considering a blanket pardon for January 6 rioters, which could undermine his mandate to restore order and justice in America. Critics argue that while Biden's pardons, including those for his son Hunter, provide political cover, Trump should differentiate between violent offenders and non-violent protestors. A blanket pardon could perpetuate disorder rather than end it, and Trump is urged to 'Back the Blue' by excluding those who assaulted law enforcement from any pardon list.
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- J6 committee chair seethes over 'threat of vengeful prosecution,' vows to withstand Trump and his ‘minions’ Fox News
- Cheney responds to Trump jail threat: ‘Here’s the truth’ Yahoo! Voices
- Trump promises pardon for Jan 6 rioters on his first day ABC News
- Jan. 6 investigators say Trump trying to ‘send a message’ with calls for their imprisonment The Hill
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