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What if President Joe Biden had pardoned the January 6th insurrectionists?

That is, the 1,500 or so people charged with federal crimes related to the riot.

And yeah, I said Joe Biden, not President-elect Donald Trump.

This is an idea I've heard floated around these past few weeks, and on its face, it sounds illogical, like why on earth would the outgoing Democratic president pardon people who damaged property or injured law enforcement officers or plotted to overthrow democracy?

Trump has said many times that he will pardon the J-Sixers.

He said he'll pardon some of them or most of them, or even consider pardoning all of them at different times.

He said he'll pardon them on his very first day in office, which is just in a few days.

People that were doing some bad things weren't prosecuted, and people that didn't even walk into the building are in jail right now.

So we'll be looking at the whole thing, but I'll be making major pardons, yes, please.

Right. So why would Biden do that again?

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