The Trumpian calculus likely would be whether he wants to repay a political debt. But banking on him to pay up is a dangerous game to play. (via Deadline: Legal Blog)
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To be sure, Proud Boys pardons would be legal — though whether they’d also undermine the rule of law is another question. Such a searching philosophical inquiry won’t likely be on Trump’s mind if he’s in the position of considering these pardons.Banking on Trump to pay up, however, is a dangerous game to play, so his soldiers may have reason to fear they’ll be left on the Jan. 6 battlefield.
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