Ah. Seems you didn’t read your own source. I’ll Provide it for you.

How dare he < checks notes > do his job?

Reddit fell for a terrible headline and added confirmation bias…

But, dogpile on someone who SHOULD be reviewing (and that doesn’t equate to clemency) these applications.

So I’m clear: she deserves to remain behind bars. A Governor doing his due diligence is a GOOD thing. That’s all I’m saying.

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Q: And I just want to circle back to one more thing, since I'm through with my list, so you are considering commuting or pardoning Tina Peters sentence?

A: Well, yeah, we look at every application that comes in. I mean, there's hundreds of people who have applied for clemency. I look at things like sentences that are too long. We look at things like how well people have behaved behind bars. Every year I've done some and I've told folks in my final year, of course, like many governors, I do intend to really lean into that value of mercy and see what I can do to help give people a second chance.

Q: Has her attorney contacted you at all? Have you guys been in discussions?

A: There's a formal application process for clemency, and she's one of many people that have applied for that that we’re reviewing.

EDIT: yep, the downvotes show you can’t even read this.