Yesterday was January 6, 2025.

Four years ago — on January 6, 2021 — Donald Trump incited a violent mob to
storm the United States Capitol in an attempt to remain in power despite losing
the 2020 election.

It was, in essence, an attempted coup d’etat against the American people.

Sadly — for the rule of law, for justice, and for democracy itself — it looks
like Donald Trump may never face legal accountability for his role in the
criminal and tragic events of that day.

But hundreds of people have been investigated, prosecuted, convicted, and
sentenced for various crimes — including violence — on and leading up to January
6.

Donald Trump has repeatedly made noise about pardoning some or all of his fellow
insurrectionists as soon as he takes office.

Add your name if you agree that those convicted of crimes related to January 6
should not be pardoned. [[link removed]]

Thanks for taking action.

For justice,

- Robert Weissman & Lisa Gilbert, Co-Presidents of Public Citizen


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