https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/open-the-drains-tuesday-january-21
摘二段：
关键词，case by case，如果真犯罪不赦免
Nobody expected these complete J6 pardons. As recently as late November, Trump told Time Magazine he would take a “case-by-case” approach to the pardons. This month, Vice President Vance told Fox, “If you committed violence on that day, obviously you shouldn’t be pardoned.” Later, Vance clarified he didn’t mean to exclude “people provoked” or “who got a garbage trial.”
But, except for 14 people, Trump’s proclamation yesterday granted a “complete and unconditional pardon” to anyone charged or convicted for any offenses related to the January 6th protest. The total —that we know of— is nearly 1,600, — but it was broad enough to include people the DOJ hasn’t found yet, which will be a great relief for a whole lot of folks.
As for the 14, which included nine Oath Keepers and five Proud Boys, Trump commutedtheir sentences, which means they have served their time. Trump said he will still consider extending them pardons.
“We hope they come out tonight, frankly,” Trump said as he signed the order.
Unnoticed by many was an astonishing rhetorical connection secreted inside Trump’s J6 comments. During yesterday’s late rally and indoor parade at the Capitol One Arena, at one point Trump introduced some returned Israeli hostages along with the distraught parents of other hostages still held by Hamas. They were given yellow ribbons as big as scarves.
