I think there's a lot in this behavior by the president. We know his pardon authority is largely at his own discretion, and he is choosing to use it for his own political and personal network, which you could make the case is an abuse of his office, but, truly, he has the pardon power exclusively to himself.
David Jolly discusses President Trump's use of pardon authority for personal and political reasons.
Share & report
More from David Jolly
If Merrick Garland doesn’t at that point, then shame on him. He will have failed his greatest test in history.
the highest-profile races since 2020, that we can look at are the two Georgia run-offs and the Virginia governor`s race. And in the Georgia run-offs, they were re litigating the past election. They were arguing this Trump stuff.
I expect this to go to court. I expect this to be litigated. I expect Donald Trump to draft a petition for an emergency injunction.
If you have information related to the events of January 6, you share them. That is the calling of patriotism.
Other voices in this conversation
