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Question 1

President Trump helped spread the falsehoods that culminated in January 6, later celebrated the day, recorded a song with jailed participants, and granted sweeping clemency—including to people convicted of assaulting police and leaders of extremist groups. Some pardoned defendants have since faced additional criminal allegations. How can you support a president who glorifies political violence, rewards people who attacked law enforcement, and signals that violence committed in his name will go unpunished?

SOME SOURCES

  • TRUMP POST December 15 2020 “This Fake election can no longer stand. Get moving Republicans”. ABC News.com

  • TRUMP POST December 19, 2020 “Big protest in D.C. on January 6th Be there, will be wild!” Fox 6.com

  • TRUMP POST October 11, 2025 “THE BIDEN FBI PLACED 274 AGENTS INTO THE CROWD ON JANUARY 6” Truth Social @realDonaldTrump

  • TRUMP SUPPORT March 3, 2023 Trump helped the J6 Prison Choir record their debut album CNN.com.

  • TRUMP SUPPORT May 11, 2023: Trump called the insurrection “a beautiful day” Today on YouTube or also here CBS News on YouTube

  • TRUMP SUPPORT October 17, 2024: Trump called the insurrection a “day of love” BBC.com

  • VANCE SUPPORT October 31, 2024: Vance denied the J6 insurrection was a crisis Reuters.com

  • MILLER SUPPORT April 21 2025: Stephen Miller claimed insurrectionists were falsely accused X.com @StephenM
  • PARDONS April 14, 2026: Trump’s DOJ moved to vacate the most serious J6 convictions by the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers ABC News.com

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