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Xolodno

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16. And that's pretty much it.

Reply to The Velveteen Ocelot (Reply #13)

Sat Jun 6, 2020, 12:20 AM

Jun 2020

Any crimes while committed as the President, known or unknown...swept under the rug.

Now that hasn't been challenged in the Supreme Court...but lets not go believing in dragons, unicorns and moral hard right Republicans. The Supreme Court is going to find some technicality and punt it into the next century.

Some decisions take balls/ovaries of steel...and the Supreme Court sometimes delivers....and some decisions take jumping to the like of Felix Baumgartner of out of a balloon. Just not going to happen.

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I already feel sorry for Joe Biden's future Attorney General [View all] Wanderlust988 Jun 2020 OP

Preet! Renew Deal Jun 2020 #1

An excellent choice - or Sally Yates. The Velveteen Ocelot Jun 2020 #3

Doug Jones could get confirmed easily Wanderlust988 Jun 2020 #9

A special Prosecutor for all of his lapfog_1 Jun 2020 #2

I know we're all supposed to hate him, but The Velveteen Ocelot Jun 2020 #4

In a special way, that would be SWEEEET! lastlib Jun 2020 #10

I am guessing Miguelito Loveless Jun 2020 #5

For some potential attorney generals.... quickesst Jun 2020 #6

Don't think so. Xolodno Jun 2020 #7

Can't they only pardon if someone is found guilty? What would they pardon him for. BComplex Jun 2020 #11

No, Ford pardoned Nixon for any crimes he *might have* committed The Velveteen Ocelot Jun 2020 #13

And that's pretty much it. Xolodno Jun 2020 #16

Plenty of good candidates, although I doubt Barr, trump, etc., will Hoyt Jun 2020 #8

Agreed frazzled Jun 2020 #14

Exactly. It would set a bad precedent to go after previous admin. BUT, Hoyt Jun 2020 #15

One thing for sure: s/he won't be bored! Hekate Jun 2020 #12

Trump will pardon them all on January 20. GeorgiaPeanut Jun 2020 #17