Should those charged in the January 6 Capitol attack be granted Presidential pardons?

They should re-evaluated. If what they did during the riot wasn't violent, then yes. I also think every prisoner should be re-evaluated if they didn't commit a violent crime.

No, for people who attacked law enforcement and vandalized property. Those who walked into the capital without participating for criminal activity, should be granted Presidential pardons.

They felt their rights were not protected. Perhaps the right to a fair vote. It’s their civic duty to overthrow a government that way. Yet due to this 2 party system, that will never happen.

No they really shouldn't get pardoned because they stormed a government building which is technically domestic terrorism

No, because that is not how the justice system should work. If you are convicted of a crime and found guilty, then you should not be able to receive a presidential pardon

Yes, only to the non-violent people led in by police should be pardoned while the violent people charged.

That is the President's decision, but personally, I do not think they deserve to be pardoned. I think they are convicted terrorists who deserve to be punished.

No, but I also respect the executive branch's right to provide such pardons and do not think that power should be limited

No, I don't believe they should, but I respect that the executive branch has precedent over such decisions

I think that the January 6th attack was blown out of proportion. It was not an insurrection like the democrats said. Be that as it may: many of them were in a place where they shouldn't have been, and they did rush the capital building, and they should be held accountable in some way.

this question seems too vague. I think the President should be able to pardon anybody that the constitution gives them power to pardon.

No all of their false convictions need to be overturned this was an act of political warfare against American citizens

Presidential pardons are a power of the chief executive under the U.S. Constitution (Art. II, § 2, Cl.1). Whether or not anyone be granted one is at the discretion of the sitting POTUS.

Yes, as in the Declaration of Independence "it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security" if these people believed what they were doing is right, they should receive a pardon.

Most, but not people who assaulted police officers, entered the chambers, and ones who threatend lawmakers

Yes, high levels of undercover government agents escalated and actively participated in the events of January 6th.

Only to those who peacefully protested and did not assault Capitol Police Officers. To those that physically assaulted police officers, they don't deserve pardon.