Many Are Calling for Jimmy Kimmel to Be Arrested for His On-Air 'Election Interference'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

39% : Just ask Douglass Mackey. Mackey became a lightning-rod topic when, in the lead-up to the 2016 general election between Trump and then-Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, he made a joking social media post telling prospective Clinton voters that they could easily vote from the comfort of their own homes by sending a text message to a certain number.
38% : "It was an outlandish reading of the federal statute, the true purpose of which was to create a precedent for its application against Trump himself in the January 6 case brought last year by special counsel Jack Smith," Davidson wrote.
38% : " Davidson and like-minded thinkers won't have to wait long to see whether Trump will act on this, with the election just days away.
31% : " Connecting the dots, Davidson even argued that Mackey was simply the guinea pig the DOJ was experimenting on before targeting Trump.

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