The Washington D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Tuesday that a Jan.6-related conviction should not be overturned because of the city’s large Democratic population. The court ruled against former New York City police officer Thomas Webster who argued he was convicted as a result of a biased, Democratic-leaning jury pool. Webster was given a ten-year sentence after being convicted on six felony counts, including assaulting a police officer with a flag pole during the Jan. 6 riots. “The political inclinations of a populace writ large say nothing about an individual’s ability to serve impart…