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Nixon had broad pardon “for anything may have done during presidency” - something along those lines.Originally posted by d000hg View PostWould pardoning himself admit something he needed to be pardoned FOR?
Trump made big mistake by not getting pardons - Federal charges will be jail time
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Would pardoning himself admit something he needed to be pardoned FOR?
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“ WASHINGTON — President Trump used his final hours in office to wipe away convictions and prison sentences for a roster of corrupt politicians and business executives and bestow pardons on allies like Stephen K. Bannon, his former chief strategist, and Elliott Broidy, one of his top fund-raisers in 2016.”
Trump Grants Clemency to Stephen Bannon and Other Allies - The New York Times
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White House list
Fat PoS did not dare pardon himself - bring on the Feds tomorrow
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He can have BR14's account - it would be an improvement.Originally posted by quackhandle View PostAnd the man who wanted to Win At Everything has just lost his biggest competition/race/event on the world stage.
Not surprised he has kept a low profile for past few days this has hurt him like nothing else. Deep down he knows there's no voter fraud, he just can't bring himself to admit he lost.
Ten to fifteen years from now he'll be in the nursing home, drooling into his soup of mashed up big macs, shouting out profanities and saying an election was stolen from him.
qh
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And the man who wanted to Win At Everything has just lost his biggest competition/race/event on the world stage.
Not surprised he has kept a low profile for past few days this has hurt him like nothing else. Deep down he knows there's no voter fraud, he just can't bring himself to admit he lost.
Ten to fifteen years from now he'll be in the nursing home, drooling into his soup of mashed up big macs, shouting out profanities and saying an election was stolen from him.
qh
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I've heard that the question of whether a President can pardon himself is similar to "Can Jesus heat a burrito in a microwave hot enough to burn even his mouth?"Originally posted by ladymuck View PostSelf pardon sounds like a preacher forgiving himself for masturbating
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What Trump could do is resign so Pence will become president for two months, who can then pardon him
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