Dennis Prager questions why President Biden granted preemptive pardons to January 6 committee members, arguing that pardons only make sense if they're guilty of something. He suggests Biden's staff believes they committed crimes by investigating Trump, citing the administration's mention of "exceptional circumstances" and reputational damage.
Then you got the J6 committee members that are receiving pardons. Why? Why? What crime? They're receiving preemptive pardons, but Biden doesn't even detail why. So since he isn't detailing why, my assumption is, is that Biden, actually Biden's staff, know that they committed crimes because they tried to beat Trump this way and they simply could not do it. They simply could not do it. Here's a quote from Biden's staff pretending to be Biden. These are exceptional circumstances and I cannot in good conscience do nothing. Even when individuals have done nothing wrong and in fact have done the right thing and will ultimately be exonerated, the mere fact of being investigated or prosecuted can irreparably damage reputations and finances. You mean like you guys did to Trump? And if they would be exonerated, if they've done the right thing, why are you pardoning them for a crime?
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