Trump pardons allies who sought to overturn 2020 election

Political Pardons & Legal Implications - President Trump issued pardons to 77 individuals, including Rudy Giuliani, Sydney Powell, John Eastman, Kenneth Cheeseboro, Jenna Ellis, Mark Meadows, and Jeffrey Clark [1][2] - The pardons are largely symbolic as none of the individuals have been convicted of federal crimes [2] - The statute of limitations for potential federal crimes related to January 6th is expiring soon [4] - The pardons do not affect civil litigation, such as the contempt of court finding against Giuliani in his defamation case [7] Corporate Response & Political Landscape - Five years ago, corporations pledged to withhold donations from those who voted to overturn the 2020 election results [6] - Currently, some corporations are donating to the White House, indicating a shift in the political landscape [6] - The Trump administration is attempting to reshape the narrative surrounding January 6th [5][9]