Donald Trump Throws the Doors to the Patriot Wing Open

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

69% : The blanket pardons had come as a surprise even to those close to Trump.
59% : Trump added their choral rendition to his Mar-a-Lago iPad playlist and put it on at his rallies.
59% : On Monday night, a few hours after Trump was inaugurated, in the Capitol Rotunda -- the same room that his supporters had stormed a little more than four years ago -- he pardoned all the January 6th rioters.
45% : ("I could really see how my fathers ego and personality fell to his knees when President Trump spoke, you could tell he listened to Trump's words as if he was really truly speaking to him," she wrote to the court.)
45% : I would love for President Trump or Attorney General Pam Bondi to step in and help us out here with the U.S. Marshalls and make sure this doesn't become a paperwork issue.
34% : He'd had brunch with Stewart Rhodes, the leader of the Oath Keepers, whose sentence of eighteen years Trump had commuted.
33% : For nearly a thousand days, a small group convened in the shadow of the dilapidated building, waiting for Donald Trump to get reëlected, and then pardon their family members.
33% : Nicole and Guy's son, Jackson, had been the one to turn Guy in to the F.B.I. After Guy's sentencing, his daughter Peyton told a gaggle outside the courthouse that Trump should be held accountable, and deserves life in prison.
32% : (In December, 2020, Rhodes suggested that Trump invoke the Insurrection Act, so that the President could call upon the Oath Keepers to suppress Biden's "coup"; on the sixth, he did not enter the Capitol but, rather, as prosecutors put it, acted as "a general surveying his troops on a battlefield," managing a "quick reaction force" of armed militiamen at a Comfort Inn in Virginia, who could be deployed if needed.)

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