No ‘process of national reconciliation’ can begin when poor losers, whose preferred candidate loses an election, are glorified for disrupting a constitutionally mandated proceeding in Congress and doing so with impunity.
Howell criticized the pardons for Capitol rioters, emphasizing the need for accountability.
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