I know Duke Cunningham very personally because I read about him in the news, and the news always knows what's best about a person, for example, the worst thing the person ever did. The news helps us treat a person as what he really is - a personification of a bad thing he did in the past, instead of the real fullspectrum human he is in the present.
It's impossible that Trump, or Duke's family, or anyone else could possibly know more about him than the news would report, any good, redeeming qualities, by which they could think him worthy of forgiveness. If they do find something good, that just means that they are evil too. Only someone who isn't approved by unbiased anti-trump factcheckers would think otherwise, namely a conspiracy theorist who is about to become a terrorist and therefore should be censored.
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