No clue.
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Pressure On Biden To Pardon Trump
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Heyo
Veteran Member
I think Obama did use his pardoning power reasonably. Thousands of non-violent drug offenders agree.
Still, I prefer that Presidents not have such
power. It's been abused, eg, by Clinton.
It will be by Trump.
BrokenBread
Member
National survey says no one believes your banana republic, crackpot schemes you so hoped would win the election for you .
I really wish the losers would double down on the lawfare now .
Actually that would be at least a quadruple down on the lawfare as many years as the have desperately been at it .
Unfortunately being a collective of losers & having the light of day shined on their crooked lives has sent them all scurrying to hide and never be heard from again just like their hero , the all time democrat King of lawfare losers.
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We Never Know
No Slack
What about governor's?
Same.
If justice isn't being served by keeping
people in prison, there should be a better
method than vesting the power in a
single person.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Yes. Dead. He's old, he has a very bad diet, he doesn't exercise and he may face more assassination attempts. Realistically no one should be surprised if he's discovered dead in his bed tomorrow morning. In days past we'd just say he died of old age and leave it at that.
Alien826
No religious beliefs
The pardon is intended to correct miscarriages of justice and the like. Not a "get out of jail free" card for your friends.
Augustus
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Not sure they get the choice. If the president pardons them then the charge disappears regardless (afaik).
Heyo
Veteran Member
Yep. That's why pardons are a good thing. But it also is prone to abuse if a single person can decide what's "miscarriage of justice".
BrokenBread
Member
Would you like to see him dead ?
Do you think there are many of those in opposition to him who would like to see him dead ?
Guitar's Cry
Disciple of Pan
Eventually, I would hope so. An immortal Trump is even more terrifying than the mortal one.
BrokenBread
Member
Do you think there are many who voted against him that would like to see him dead before January ?
Guitar's Cry
Disciple of Pan
My guess is yes. But this is true of the opposition to any elected President. I remember those who voted against Obama and Biden having these sentiments (particularly Obama).
Keep in mind that Trump's election denialism led to the January 6th riot in which people were wishing Pence dead and attempted to actually harm both him and other politicians.
BrokenBread
Member
So you understand all things being equal due to the fact that in eight years of his presidency no attempt on Obama's life ever made ?
As compared in the span of a short few months before even becoming president Trump being called a threat to the republic has been wounded by gunfire, and set up for another round of gunfire by two separate assassins .
Your estimation of the two comparisons somehow being equal has no basis in the reality of who has actually been shot and set up to be shot , factoring in years vs months of opportunity, compared to who has not suffered attack and who has been shotBut then again belief in reality would have never led to the severe landslide of an election that just happened either.
So there is a consistency in your illogical approach I will give you that .
Third of Democrats wish Donald Trump had been killed
By Eric Kaufmann
Donald Trump appears at the Republican National Convention earlier this week, several days after being shot. Credit: Getty
Democratic PartyDemocratsDonald TrumpHigher educationIdentity politicsLeftPolitical polarisationPoliticsUniversityUS
July 21, 2024 - 8:00am
A third of Democratic voters I surveyed in a snap poll on 18 July openly agreed with the statement “I wish Trump’s assassin hadn’t missed.” Looking beneath the numbers, the new moral absolutism of the progressive Left.
Clizby Wampuscat
Well-Known Member
I think he will pardon Hunter before he leaves. There are really no consequences for doing it.
There is simply no way the USA will find any way to manage the damage to its reputation coming from all these Trump-related events since 2015 before another twenty years or so (at a minimum) have passed.
Honest answers?
No. Mostly because I am reminded of JD Vance's existence.
I expect that I am fairly representative of a very large group.
No one should be surprised - let alone "dismayed" - by that. Trump deserves no better, nor even tries to.
Trump supporters, most of all, ought to know better than to complain about that.
BrokenBread
Member
So then you "mostly" would approve murder if both Trump and Vance could be taken out together.
Were you raised to embrace murder ?
Apparently Kamala's " Joy, Joy,Joy & more Joy!" campaign did not take with you .
" Yes he is Hitler, but I'm glad he was not hurt badly by the assassin "
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