Trump Judge Opposes Jan. 6 Pardons, Calls Plan ‘Disappointing’
November 22, 2024
A Trump-appointed judge laments the possibility of blanket pardons for Jan. 6 convicts, calling it “frustrating.”
A Trump-appointed judge laments the possibility of blanket pardons for Jan. 6 convicts, calling it “frustrating.”
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