Bradly Manning runs for office.

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From the big house to the white house - the Chelsea Manning story!
 
Manning has a dishonorable discharge from the Army. Can a person ever serve in the Senate if they have been dishonorably discharged?

ETA: I see now that shithead Obama pardoned the traitor.
 
Manning has a dishonorable discharge from the Army. Can a person ever serve in the Senate if they have been dishonorably discharged?
That is not a crime, a person could get dishonorably discharged for arguing the truth and winning he argument, it means nothing
 
Manning has a dishonorable discharge from the Army. Can a person ever serve in the Senate if they have been dishonorably discharged?
That is not a crime, a person could get dishonorably discharged for arguing the truth and winning he argument, it means nothing

Try purchasing a firearm if you have a DD. A DD pretty much means you're a felon for life, unless you get a pardon.
 
Manning has a dishonorable discharge from the Army. Can a person ever serve in the Senate if they have been dishonorably discharged?
That is not a crime, a person could get dishonorably discharged for arguing the truth and winning he argument, it means nothing

Try purchasing a firearm if you have a DD. A DD pretty much means you're a felon for life, unless you get a pardon.
Obviously you are wrong, not sure if Oboobas pardon included the discharge.
 
I should commit a felony and then become a woman and run for senate and spread my word through the use of emojis
 
Manning has a dishonorable discharge from the Army. Can a person ever serve in the Senate if they have been dishonorably discharged?

ETA: I see now that shithead Obama pardoned the traitor.


I thought he commuted her sentence, not pardoned her. There's a difference. Commuted Sentence doesn't wipe away the crime, it just wipes away the rest of the person's sentence.
 
Manning has a dishonorable discharge from the Army. Can a person ever serve in the Senate if they have been dishonorably discharged?
That is not a crime, a person could get dishonorably discharged for arguing the truth and winning he argument, it means nothing

Try purchasing a firearm if you have a DD. A DD pretty much means you're a felon for life, unless you get a pardon.
Obviously you are wrong, not sure if Oboobas pardon included the discharge.

Apparently not. A Presidential pardon doesn't change the character of a dishonorable discharge..

"A presidential pardon will not change the character of the military discharge. So, for example, if a member of the Navy receives a dishonorable discharge, a presidential pardon of that Navy member will not eliminate the dishonorable discharge."

Presidential Pardons

A person given a DD also loses the right to vote and the ability to hold public office, and will be unable to sit on a jury for an extended period of time. The dischargee is also barred from purchasing or owning any sort of firearm under Title 18 of the United States Code...

The Consequences of a Dishonorable Discharge in the Military | eHow.com
 
Consequences of Dishonorable Discharge
Because a Dishonorable Discharge can only be given by general court martial, for charges of serious crimes or reprehensible misconduct, it is considered to be very serious – even shameful – in the military. Discharge is not the end of the individual’s legal problems, however. He or she may still be facing criminal charges, either in military court, or in civil court. If convicted of the charges, the individual may face prison time, or be ordered to pay fines.

The Dishonorable Discharge is something that will follow the individual for the rest of his life. He may be shunned by other military personnel or veterans; he will be ineligible for military or VA benefits, and he may be unable to gain certain types of employment. In the civilian world, a Dishonorable Discharge may be considered equal to a felony conviction, and carries the same loss of civil rights. As an example, dishonorable discharge bars the individual from owning or possessing a firearm, from voting in many states, and from holding certain governmental positions.

Dishonorable Discharge - Definition, Examples, Cases, Processes
 
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