Senate Democrats on Monday will try to pass a resolution condemning President Donald Trump's pardons for January 6 protesters.
Senate Democrats seek to pass a resolution condemning Trump's pardon of January 6 protesters by unanimous consent.
In one of Trump's many executive orders, he pardoned charges against about 1,500 people related to the Jan. 6 protests.
Watch – President Trump signs multiple executive orders in front of cheering crowd:
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The resolution is unlikely to pass the Republican-controlled Senate, but its formal introduction could force some Republicans to publicly and declaratively oppose the measure. The “unanimous consent” proposal, which will be formally introduced on Monday, is expected to require at least one Republican senator to publicly formally oppose it.
The senator's resolution has short language. The resolution specifies that it is “resolved that the Senate will disapprove of pardons for individuals convicted of crimes against the National Police Officers.”
“I refuse to allow President Trump to rewrite what happened on January 6th, when armed insurrectionists, incited by Trump himself, invaded the U.S. Capitol and attempted to overturn a free and fair election. “He violently assaulted a Capitol Police officer who violently attacked him,” said Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wa.).
WATCH – Trump supporters celebrate pardon of J6 prisoner outside DC Detention Center:
Murray added: Donald Trump's pardon is wholesale support for political violence as long as it serves Donald Trump. ”
“If you give political violence a stamp of approval now and commit political violence and support Donald Trump, we’re saying you’re OK for the next four years,” said Sen. Andy Kim, D-NJ. ) said.
ABC News legal analyst Sunny Hostin said in early January that we should not “move on” from the events of January 6, 2021. Slavery.
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