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To: MtnClimber

I would challenge the constitutionality of this kind of pardon.


19 posted on 12/02/2024 4:56:33 AM PST by Homer1
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To: Homer1

“I would challenge the constitutionality of this kind of pardon.”


I agree. How can you pardon someone for uncharged, non-specified crimes that occurred over a 10 year period?


23 posted on 12/02/2024 5:04:34 AM PST by CFW (uic)
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To: Homer1

Treason shouldn’t be allowed in POTUS pardons.


26 posted on 12/02/2024 5:19:07 AM PST by Cowgirl of Justice
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To: Homer1

I agree with you. I read earlier today that the vast overbroad pardon was patterned on the one President Ford extended to Richard Nixon to put the matter behind the country. I need to research the actual language on the Noixon pardon.

Still, I think it is too broad and extends a “get out of jail card” for any acts now unknown, or completed at any time in the future.

I think the DOJ under Pam Bondi will have to decide to prosecute Joe Biden since SCOTUS has said ytou can’t prosecute a President while in office. JB win’t be in office after January 20.


62 posted on 12/02/2024 12:06:23 PM PST by gwjack (May God give America His richest blessings.)
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