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To: airdalechief

Does a ‘pardon’ preclude Congressional hearings?

Don’t think so.

But then we would just get ‘illary’ like responses.


2 posted on 06/09/2025 5:27:41 AM PDT by Pikachu_Dad
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To: Pikachu_Dad
Does a ‘pardon’ preclude Congressional hearings?

Don’t think so.

But then we would just get ‘illary’ like responses.

Well, I don’t think you can pardon someone for crimes they have not yet committed, and lying to the FBI or the Congress in any future inquiry would certainly be a brand new crime.

3 posted on 06/09/2025 5:34:18 AM PDT by noiseman (The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.)
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To: Pikachu_Dad

Those “just in case” pardons will be found to be worthless. I found a legal confirmation...but forgot to grab it.


10 posted on 06/09/2025 6:04:00 AM PDT by Sacajaweau
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To: Pikachu_Dad

just maybe, “real soon now”.

More bait for those concerned that the Swamp is winning.


12 posted on 06/09/2025 6:15:24 AM PDT by epluribus_2 (!)
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To: Pikachu_Dad
Does a ‘pardon’ preclude Congressional hearings?

Pardon precludes asserting 5A privilege at C-hearings. Could get interdasting.

41 posted on 06/09/2025 11:30:29 AM PDT by Ahithophel (Communication is an art form susceptible to sudden technical failure)
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