Commutes and Pardons

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Obongo on his way out will slash/burn to hinder Trump administration, but as we are learning the more you heap on the stronger he gets...

Obama Commutes 153 Sentences, Pardons 78, In Clemency Push
The president has now granted commutations to nearly 1,200 federal prisoners.
12/19/2016 03:30 pm ET | Updated Dec 20, 2016

WASHINGTON ― President Barack Obama shortened sentences of 153 federal prisoners on Monday as part of a clemency push before he leaves office in a few weeks.

Obama has now commuted the sentences of 1,176 people during his presidency, and has pardoned 148. The announcement came as the president and his family were in Hawaii for a holiday vacation.

...

Obama Commutes 153 Sentences, Pardons 78, In Clemency Push | The Huffington Post
 
Gov. Cuomo Commutes Sentence of Radical Leftist Terrorist Judith Clark
Cuomo forgives her role in a triple murder -- for which she has never shown genuine remorse.
January 3, 2017
Joseph Klein
clark2.jpg


New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has decided to commute the sentence of a domestic terrorist, Judith Alice Clark, who willingly participated in a bloody robbery that led to the deaths of a security guard and two police officers. Clark, who pleaded not guilty, but was convicted of felony murder, had been sentenced to such a long prison term that she had no real hope for parole during her lifetime – until now. Cuomo’s decision to commute Clark’s sentence will not immediately result in her release, but the steep reduction in her sentence will make her eligible for parole early this year. The loved ones of the three men killed during the robbery and getaway in which Clark took an active part will have to continue to experience their hellish losses for as long as they live. Unless all the family members of the slain are ready to forgive what the self-proclaimed “revolutionary” and “freedom fighter” did, and they do not object to Clark’s release on parole, she should continue to experience her own hell in jail for as long as she lives.

On October 20, 1981, Clark joined members of the violent radical group known as the Weather Underground, who robbed a Brink's armored truck in Nanuet, New York. Clark, who did not pull the trigger herself, was the driver of one of the getaway cars. Her partners in crime killed a Brinks guard, Peter Paige, in the course of the robbery. They also killed the two police officers, Waverly Brown and Edward O'Grady, who had attempted to stop the getaway vehicles on the highway. Clark was captured after she crashed one of the getaway vehicles. Just before her arrest, according to the 2008 decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit denying Clark’s petition for a writ of habeas corpus, “police saw Clark reach for a nine-millimeter pistol on the floor of the car.”

...

The answer is simple. The others should not have been released in the first place. All the gang members, including Clark, deserve to serve the full terms of their sentences for what they did. It is irrelevant whether Clark, Boudin or any of the others involved in the robbery and murders have become model citizens. The sentences were not about encouraging and rewarding rehabilitation. They were about justice for those brave men who were brutally shot down in their prime of life and the families whom have had to endure the pain ever since. As Michael Paige, the son of the slain Brinks security guard Peter Paige, said, “For Governor Cuomo to even think of commuting the sentence of a triple murderer who murdered police officers and my father — that, to me, is the gravest form of injustice to these three men, who were killed standing their ground and protecting us.”

Until all the families of the slain are ready to forgive Judith Clark and consent to her release on parole, nobody else has a moral right to give her a break, including Governor Cuomo and the parole board.

Gov. Cuomo Commutes Sentence of Radical Leftist Terrorist Judith Clark
 
I suspect you ain't seen nuttin' yet ----- it might not be pardons (although there are some select few that I suspect will show up), but I believe we will see some legalistic hi-jinks before he's gone. Let's see how his meeting with Congressional Dems to plot how they are going to "save" Obamacare works out.

Given history, the Israelis should be seriously concerned about a "two-state solution" passing thru the UN.
 
Weird, you talk about being small government but then turn around bitching about how wonderful it is that we're the most imprisoned nation on earth. 2/3rds of this people need to be freed.


I assume, somewhere in your twisted mind, there is a connection there ... maybe you could elucidate.
 
Weird, you talk about being small government but then turn around bitching about how wonderful it is that we're the most imprisoned nation on earth. 2/3rds of this people need to be freed.
they love government they hate democracy
 
Weird, you talk about being small government but then turn around bitching about how wonderful it is that we're the most imprisoned nation on earth. 2/3rds of this people need to be freed.


I assume, somewhere in your twisted mind, there is a connection there ... maybe you could elucidate.

There's too many laws. Why just regulations???
 
Weird, you talk about being small government but then turn around bitching about how wonderful it is that we're the most imprisoned nation on earth. 2/3rds of this people need to be freed.
And if we do, we should send them to your neighborhood...


And once they get to know MoronMatthew, many may opt for prison and its level of normalcy.
 
Gov. Cuomo Commutes Sentence of Radical Leftist Terrorist Judith Clark
Cuomo forgives her role in a triple murder -- for which she has never shown genuine remorse.
January 3, 2017
Joseph Klein
clark2.jpg


New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has decided to commute the sentence of a domestic terrorist, Judith Alice Clark, who willingly participated in a bloody robbery that led to the deaths of a security guard and two police officers. Clark, who pleaded not guilty, but was convicted of felony murder, had been sentenced to such a long prison term that she had no real hope for parole during her lifetime – until now. Cuomo’s decision to commute Clark’s sentence will not immediately result in her release, but the steep reduction in her sentence will make her eligible for parole early this year. The loved ones of the three men killed during the robbery and getaway in which Clark took an active part will have to continue to experience their hellish losses for as long as they live. Unless all the family members of the slain are ready to forgive what the self-proclaimed “revolutionary” and “freedom fighter” did, and they do not object to Clark’s release on parole, she should continue to experience her own hell in jail for as long as she lives.

On October 20, 1981, Clark joined members of the violent radical group known as the Weather Underground, who robbed a Brink's armored truck in Nanuet, New York. Clark, who did not pull the trigger herself, was the driver of one of the getaway cars. Her partners in crime killed a Brinks guard, Peter Paige, in the course of the robbery. They also killed the two police officers, Waverly Brown and Edward O'Grady, who had attempted to stop the getaway vehicles on the highway. Clark was captured after she crashed one of the getaway vehicles. Just before her arrest, according to the 2008 decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit denying Clark’s petition for a writ of habeas corpus, “police saw Clark reach for a nine-millimeter pistol on the floor of the car.”

...

The answer is simple. The others should not have been released in the first place. All the gang members, including Clark, deserve to serve the full terms of their sentences for what they did. It is irrelevant whether Clark, Boudin or any of the others involved in the robbery and murders have become model citizens. The sentences were not about encouraging and rewarding rehabilitation. They were about justice for those brave men who were brutally shot down in their prime of life and the families whom have had to endure the pain ever since. As Michael Paige, the son of the slain Brinks security guard Peter Paige, said, “For Governor Cuomo to even think of commuting the sentence of a triple murderer who murdered police officers and my father — that, to me, is the gravest form of injustice to these three men, who were killed standing their ground and protecting us.”

Until all the families of the slain are ready to forgive Judith Clark and consent to her release on parole, nobody else has a moral right to give her a break, including Governor Cuomo and the parole board.

Gov. Cuomo Commutes Sentence of Radical Leftist Terrorist Judith Clark


Put that together with this:

"Conservatives aren't welcome in New York,
according to Governor Cuomo"

Conservatives aren't welcome in New York, according to Governor Cuomo | Heather Long
 
At least one of those obama released murdered his girlfriend within hours of getting out.

obama's plan is working as designed.
 
You on the right would imprison all poor people while sucking the fucking dick of the rich. That is what you're all about.
The one thing EVERYONE is now understanding is what ever the left say's about ANYBODY that's NEGATIVE is actually what THEY ARE DOING. THEY ARE FULL OF NEGATIVISM-HATE-DEVIOUSNESS-SINISTERISM...:bye1:
 
Obongo on his way out will slash/burn to hinder Trump administration, but as we are learning the more you heap on the stronger he gets...

Obama Commutes 153 Sentences, Pardons 78, In Clemency Push
The president has now granted commutations to nearly 1,200 federal prisoners.
12/19/2016 03:30 pm ET | Updated Dec 20, 2016

WASHINGTON ― President Barack Obama shortened sentences of 153 federal prisoners on Monday as part of a clemency push before he leaves office in a few weeks.

Obama has now commuted the sentences of 1,176 people during his presidency, and has pardoned 148. The announcement came as the president and his family were in Hawaii for a holiday vacation.

...

Obama Commutes 153 Sentences, Pardons 78, In Clemency Push | The Huffington Post
I think maybe he did it just to leave a good memories behind him. So some will say "he was a good President because he commuted some sentences just a few weeks before leaving the white house" :)
 
Obongo on his way out will slash/burn to hinder Trump administration, but as we are learning the more you heap on the stronger he gets...

Obama Commutes 153 Sentences, Pardons 78, In Clemency Push
The president has now granted commutations to nearly 1,200 federal prisoners.
12/19/2016 03:30 pm ET | Updated Dec 20, 2016

WASHINGTON ― President Barack Obama shortened sentences of 153 federal prisoners on Monday as part of a clemency push before he leaves office in a few weeks.

Obama has now commuted the sentences of 1,176 people during his presidency, and has pardoned 148. The announcement came as the president and his family were in Hawaii for a holiday vacation.

...

Obama Commutes 153 Sentences, Pardons 78, In Clemency Push | The Huffington Post
I think maybe he did it just to leave a good memories behind him. So some will say "he was a good President because he commuted some sentences just a few weeks before leaving the white house" :)
At least those that were released will think that...
 
Obongo on his way out will slash/burn to hinder Trump administration, but as we are learning the more you heap on the stronger he gets...

Obama Commutes 153 Sentences, Pardons 78, In Clemency Push
The president has now granted commutations to nearly 1,200 federal prisoners.
12/19/2016 03:30 pm ET | Updated Dec 20, 2016

WASHINGTON ― President Barack Obama shortened sentences of 153 federal prisoners on Monday as part of a clemency push before he leaves office in a few weeks.

Obama has now commuted the sentences of 1,176 people during his presidency, and has pardoned 148. The announcement came as the president and his family were in Hawaii for a holiday vacation.

...

Obama Commutes 153 Sentences, Pardons 78, In Clemency Push | The Huffington Post
I think maybe he did it just to leave a good memories behind him. So some will say "he was a good President because he commuted some sentences just a few weeks before leaving the white house" :)


Then, there are those of us who will have parents, children, or friends killed, maimed, or robbed by these cretins who will think Obama is a freakin' idiot.
 
Gov. Cuomo Commutes Sentence of Radical Leftist Terrorist Judith Clark
Cuomo forgives her role in a triple murder -- for which she has never shown genuine remorse.
January 3, 2017
Joseph Klein
clark2.jpg


New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has decided to commute the sentence of a domestic terrorist, Judith Alice Clark, who willingly participated in a bloody robbery that led to the deaths of a security guard and two police officers. Clark, who pleaded not guilty, but was convicted of felony murder, had been sentenced to such a long prison term that she had no real hope for parole during her lifetime – until now. Cuomo’s decision to commute Clark’s sentence will not immediately result in her release, but the steep reduction in her sentence will make her eligible for parole early this year. The loved ones of the three men killed during the robbery and getaway in which Clark took an active part will have to continue to experience their hellish losses for as long as they live. Unless all the family members of the slain are ready to forgive what the self-proclaimed “revolutionary” and “freedom fighter” did, and they do not object to Clark’s release on parole, she should continue to experience her own hell in jail for as long as she lives.

On October 20, 1981, Clark joined members of the violent radical group known as the Weather Underground, who robbed a Brink's armored truck in Nanuet, New York. Clark, who did not pull the trigger herself, was the driver of one of the getaway cars. Her partners in crime killed a Brinks guard, Peter Paige, in the course of the robbery. They also killed the two police officers, Waverly Brown and Edward O'Grady, who had attempted to stop the getaway vehicles on the highway. Clark was captured after she crashed one of the getaway vehicles. Just before her arrest, according to the 2008 decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit denying Clark’s petition for a writ of habeas corpus, “police saw Clark reach for a nine-millimeter pistol on the floor of the car.”

...

The answer is simple. The others should not have been released in the first place. All the gang members, including Clark, deserve to serve the full terms of their sentences for what they did. It is irrelevant whether Clark, Boudin or any of the others involved in the robbery and murders have become model citizens. The sentences were not about encouraging and rewarding rehabilitation. They were about justice for those brave men who were brutally shot down in their prime of life and the families whom have had to endure the pain ever since. As Michael Paige, the son of the slain Brinks security guard Peter Paige, said, “For Governor Cuomo to even think of commuting the sentence of a triple murderer who murdered police officers and my father — that, to me, is the gravest form of injustice to these three men, who were killed standing their ground and protecting us.”

Until all the families of the slain are ready to forgive Judith Clark and consent to her release on parole, nobody else has a moral right to give her a break, including Governor Cuomo and the parole board.

Gov. Cuomo Commutes Sentence of Radical Leftist Terrorist Judith Clark

Nobody's gonna waste their time reading through all that cock & bull.
 
Gov. Cuomo Commutes Sentence of Radical Leftist Terrorist Judith Clark
Cuomo forgives her role in a triple murder -- for which she has never shown genuine remorse.
January 3, 2017
Joseph Klein
clark2.jpg


New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has decided to commute the sentence of a domestic terrorist, Judith Alice Clark, who willingly participated in a bloody robbery that led to the deaths of a security guard and two police officers. Clark, who pleaded not guilty, but was convicted of felony murder, had been sentenced to such a long prison term that she had no real hope for parole during her lifetime – until now. Cuomo’s decision to commute Clark’s sentence will not immediately result in her release, but the steep reduction in her sentence will make her eligible for parole early this year. The loved ones of the three men killed during the robbery and getaway in which Clark took an active part will have to continue to experience their hellish losses for as long as they live. Unless all the family members of the slain are ready to forgive what the self-proclaimed “revolutionary” and “freedom fighter” did, and they do not object to Clark’s release on parole, she should continue to experience her own hell in jail for as long as she lives.

On October 20, 1981, Clark joined members of the violent radical group known as the Weather Underground, who robbed a Brink's armored truck in Nanuet, New York. Clark, who did not pull the trigger herself, was the driver of one of the getaway cars. Her partners in crime killed a Brinks guard, Peter Paige, in the course of the robbery. They also killed the two police officers, Waverly Brown and Edward O'Grady, who had attempted to stop the getaway vehicles on the highway. Clark was captured after she crashed one of the getaway vehicles. Just before her arrest, according to the 2008 decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit denying Clark’s petition for a writ of habeas corpus, “police saw Clark reach for a nine-millimeter pistol on the floor of the car.”

...

The answer is simple. The others should not have been released in the first place. All the gang members, including Clark, deserve to serve the full terms of their sentences for what they did. It is irrelevant whether Clark, Boudin or any of the others involved in the robbery and murders have become model citizens. The sentences were not about encouraging and rewarding rehabilitation. They were about justice for those brave men who were brutally shot down in their prime of life and the families whom have had to endure the pain ever since. As Michael Paige, the son of the slain Brinks security guard Peter Paige, said, “For Governor Cuomo to even think of commuting the sentence of a triple murderer who murdered police officers and my father — that, to me, is the gravest form of injustice to these three men, who were killed standing their ground and protecting us.”

Until all the families of the slain are ready to forgive Judith Clark and consent to her release on parole, nobody else has a moral right to give her a break, including Governor Cuomo and the parole board.

Gov. Cuomo Commutes Sentence of Radical Leftist Terrorist Judith Clark

Nobody's gonna waste their time reading through all that cock & bull.

Until she moves into your neighborhood.
 

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