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RockRaven

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4. Firstly, that unethical from a prosecutorial/justice standpoint.

Reply to Under The Radar (Original post)

Thu Jan 13, 2022, 10:01 PM

Jan 2022

Secondly, that would never work even in a situation where the DOJ was co corrupted/compromised as to go along with it or Biden was so corrupt as to issue thousands of preemptive pardons.

Repukes would not agree to pass the legislation until they had some sort of guarantee, such as the pardons in hand -- because they would double-cross if it were them in that position, so they project that onto Dems/Biden -- at which time they would betray the deal and still not pass anything.

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Should Dems trade leniency for legislation? [View all] Under The Radar Jan 2022 OP

No PortTack Jan 2022 #1

That will NEVER work. We should not even try it anyway. It is against the rule of law. Celerity Jan 2022 #2

Back room deals are older than the constitution itself. Under The Radar Jan 2022 #10

It is not happening, and is a shit idea to boot. As for 'reading up on my history', you know nothing Celerity Jan 2022 #12

Not arrogant- just knowledgeable and experienced Under The Radar Jan 2022 #14

Bollocks, the condescension you displayed towards me has nothing to do with your level Celerity Jan 2022 #16

Congress sells their votes daily - how's that for back room dealing? Under The Radar Jan 2022 #15

Dangle it as a possiblity paleotn Jan 2022 #3

Firstly, that unethical from a prosecutorial/justice standpoint. RockRaven Jan 2022 #4

What the hell does ethics have anything to do with it? Under The Radar Jan 2022 #9

DOJ is chockablock with self-styled Boy Scouts like Comey, including the current AG... RockRaven Jan 2022 #11

No. Absolutely not. CentralMass Jan 2022 #5

The problem with this argument is... brooklynite Jan 2022 #6

Deals are cut in court everyday before trail and before sentencing Under The Radar Jan 2022 #8

No. No. No. nt abqtommy Jan 2022 #7

No, doing the right thing is always the best politics long term struggle4progress Jan 2022 #13