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StarfishSaver

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6. No

Reply to 70sEraVet (Reply #4)

Sun Oct 3, 2021, 08:15 PM

Oct 2021

Pardons are unconditional.

However, if it can be proven that the pardons were issued as part of a quid pro quo, it may be possible to add that to an obstruction of justice charge.

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Michael Flynn Allegedly Received $200,000 in Undisclosed Secret Payments [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Oct 2021 OP

How much would that be in NRA rubles? keithbvadu2 Oct 2021 #1

Flynn was on the phone with Kislyak while he was at Trump's inauguration. Midnight Writer Oct 2021 #2

That's the going price to sell your country out? Generic Brad Oct 2021 #3

If TFG gets convicted of crimes, can we nullify the pardons that he gave out 70sEraVet Oct 2021 #4

Sounds fair to me. It really should be legitimate KPN Oct 2021 #5

The rule of law doesn't permit that StarfishSaver Oct 2021 #7

Ergo, "it really should be." I understand the law isn't KPN Oct 2021 #9

No StarfishSaver Oct 2021 #6

Flynn texted partners about nuclear plan during inauguration, whistleblower says Kid Berwyn Oct 2021 #8

i assume concealing this payment frim his disclosure forms is NOT covered by his pardon? Takket Oct 2021 #10

Salad dressing, eh? Bayard Oct 2021 #11