Hillary’s Pardon – Will He or Won’t He? CNN Indicators Point to “YES”

Conservative Treehouse ^ | January 13, 2017 | Sundance

[detective]

Will President Obama pardon Hillary Clinton before he leaves office?  A question curiously non-discussed in the media.

However, when you accept that CNN’s broadcasted narratives, ie. the preferred positions of the U.S. Department of State, are generally good predictors of the political forecast, all signs point to yes.

[detective]

From the article:

"the architecture of the necessary narrative to support a Clinton Pardon is clearly being framed."

[Bob434]

will she win the presidency or not? CNN indicators say a resounding YES! YES! And Triple YES! No way she can lose! Woopsie Doodle

[Gene Eric]

A pardon is not immunity.

[Bullish]

When has CNN ever been right about anything? >crickets<

[M-cubed]

whats she gonna be pardoned for?????..I thought she din du nuffin!

[imardmd1]

How can a "pardon" be granted when as yet no substantive charge of criminality has been lodged against Mrs. Clinton?

It seems to me to be clear that once Obama has been divested of his office as chief magistrate, and the office has been invested in another elected to the office, Obama no longer has even a vestige of authority to pardon or clear any other citizen, though the deeds and investigative burden has been accomplished during his term, and from it charges for those deeds were made later after the new President has been sworn in and has assumed office.

[Stanwood_Dave]

After Ford left the White House in 1977, he privately justified his pardon of Nixon by carrying in his wallet a portion of the text of Burdick v. United States 236 U.S. 79, a 1915 U.S. Supreme Court decision which suggested that a pardon carried an imputation of guilt and that acceptance carried a confession of guilt.

[period end of story]

It would be a great end to his legacy.

He put her in as Sec of State, she f’ed up,
and we had so much fun watching this charade
unfold to the magnificent end-

perfect.

And Trump can focus on being Trump.

[Oberon]

How do you pardon someone who hasn’t been indicted?

[Bubba_Leroy]

Jeff Sessions said that as AG he would abstain from any investigations of Hillary. That means he is going to appoint a special prosecutor.

Special prosecutors have always worked out so well for the Clintons in the past.

[Bubba_Leroy]

How do you pardon someone who hasn’t been indicted?

The same way Ford pardoned Nixon and Carter gave a blanket pardon to all Viet Nam draft dodgers.

[greeneyes]

Gerald Ford did it for Nixon. Just pardon the person for any actions prior to a certain date is one way to do it.

[Stanwood_Dave]

SEE: Pardon of 37th POTUS Richard Nixon

A presidential Pardon of Richard Nixon was issued on September 8, 1974, by President of the United States Gerald Ford, which granted former president Richard Nixon a full and unconditional pardon for any crimes he might have committed against the United States while president.

[Boatperson83]

President Ford set this precedent by giving Nixon a “preemptive and unconditional pardon”. His corrupt chief of staff, Alexander Haig was the mastermind behind it.

[stylin19a]

all signs point to yes.

That's one of my magic eight ball answers

[SpaceBar]

Paging the “Not this s**t again” guy.

[Gene Eric]

She’s done way too much muffin.

[bigdaddy45]

Fancy words, but that’s not how it works. Like it or not, Obama is still the President.

[Jimmy Valentine]

My sense is that he will if she gives him enough money. $50 million might do it, maybe.

[Mark17]

"the architecture of the necessary narrative to support a Clinton Pardon is clearly being framed."

What about Huma, and all the rest of the dirtbags who participated in her criminal enterprise? Are Obama and Hillary going to throw them under the bus?