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Pardon Julian Assange, editor-in-chief of WikiLeaks

Created by S.B. on November 15, 2016

Living with fragile asylum in the second story of the Ecuadorian Embassy of London, Julian Assange faces extradition to the United States of America for his involvement in publishing secret government information. His service to the now President-elect of the United States Donald J. Trump, and by extension the people of this great nation, in counter-balancing the dishonest and biased media reporting with crucial information, albeit illegally obtained, that the general public has a right to know regarding the collusion and corruption of Hillary Clinton, makes him highly distinguishable. Thus, in the interest of promoting government transparency, as the President-elect has supported in the past, we ask that Julian Assange of WikiLeaks be granted presidential pardon.

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