Cannot accept that a criminal POTUS who started and encouraged a riot can pardon those involved

[BSdetect]

It is ridiculous.

This is not a fiefdom.

Its a thiefdom

No one is above the law seems to be an ideal not a reality if this travesty happens.

It simply cannot be allowed to happen.

[mzmolly]

1. So is he pardoning Antifa?

Because that's who he claims is responsible.

[blm]

6. Heheh

[RainCaster]

2. You can thank Moscow Mitch for that

If he had done his job, DFT would be out of office by now.

[dawg day]

3. I don't think he'll bother to pardon them.

What's in it for him? They're low-class, remember?

[efhmc]

5. He won't but I love those crybabies asking for one.

[mackdaddy]

4. That Pardon Attorney on Last Word was almost gob-smacking.

I am still reeling a bit from the implications with this Bastard in office for the next few days.

Basically the pardon power is as absolute as any monarch or emperor ever had. There are NO real limits on this.

The president has ABSOLUTE power to indemnify anyone or everyone from any and all US laws and prosecutions for any actions past, present, or future.

And when you have a Madman like Trump with this kind of extreme power, OMG.

He could literally pardon everyone for everything on 1/6. He could pardon every person in the entire federal prison system.

And this could take ANY recorded for. He could look into his cell phone camera video app, and record his pronouncement, and It is legally done.

Fuck everyone who ever had anything to do with putting this Psycho in office!

[efhmc]

7. Not all laws.

[Qutzupalotl]

8. Now that he's been impeached for the same insurrection

I don't think he can pardon his co-conspirators. The Constitution says the power to pardon is broad “except in cases of impeachment.”

[BSdetect]

10. Good to know but hope they make that very clear before he tries.

[stopdiggin]

11. means an impeachment is not covered, and only that

otherwise pardon power is pretty absolute

[Bernardo de La Paz]

9. That includes Princheska and Junior. . . . nt