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11. Admitting that he did it AND that he did it in response to the "stolen election," probably gets him off the hook.

Sat Dec 6, 2025, 07:36 AM

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If not, and he gets convicted before Trump dies in office, he could get a pardon. After all, he set the bombs in support of Trump.

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Legeally Speaking, hasn't the Jan 6th Pipe Bomber already been pardoned? [View all] Chasstev365 Saturday OP

So he didn't really have to pardon all of those people separately Walleye Saturday #1

this is sometimes warranted . carter pardoned the "draft dodgers" rampartd Saturday #5

just the only time i've seen pardons or multiple unnamed people rampartd Saturday #15

He will probably walk away unpunished. Emile Saturday #2

Which might be ok, if it wasn't him... nt Shipwack Saturday #3

I think he has already admitted that he did it. Emile Saturday #4

Not if the pipe bombs were placed on Jan. 5. bluedigger Saturday #6

The January 6th part is unambiguous. W_HAMILTON Saturday #13

It literally does. W_HAMILTON Saturday #16

What it actually literally says is ToxMarz Saturday #17

You keep erasing "related to" Anxy Sunday #24

Was it intended to blow up on January 6th? Anxy Sunday #23

IMHO, "related to events" eliminates any date restriction debsy Saturday #7

Yes, this pardon was to cover the politicians Johonny Saturday #19

Has his picture ever been published? KS Toronado Saturday #10

The pipe bombs were planted on January 5th... W_HAMILTON Saturday #12

Were they intended to detonate on January 5 or the 6th?? Anxy Sunday #25

There is no way his lawyers wont inquire Johonny Saturday #18

the language was drafted intentionally broad. harumph Saturday #21

I doubt that Presidential Proclamation covered future cases. Make7 Saturday #22

Does that mean he pardoned himself, NameAlreadyTaken Sunday #26

When was he "convicted?" onenote Sunday #28