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He wrote it. What else needs to be done?How can a Truth Social post revoke another president's pardon?![]()
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He wrote it. What else needs to be done?How can a Truth Social post revoke another president's pardon?![]()
You’ve been running away from this question the entire thread.I'll address that when you answer the questions you keep running away from.
True, but you have to have an offense for someone to be pardoned. How do you determine who has committed an offense? Also, are pardons able to be open ended to cover any and all crimes someone may or may not have committed?MAGA loves changing the rules to suit their political purposes.
Pardons only count for offenses committed before the pardon was granted. Not a few years later.
The person that the president says gets a pardon, gets a pardon.
Whatever the president says they’re pardoned for.a pardon for what?
They always have before.Also, are pardons able to be open ended to cover any and all crimes someone may or may not have committed?
Whatever the president says they’re pardoned for.
They always have before.
Anything they want. Trump liked do pardon his cronies that lied to the FBI to protect him. It’s corrupt but legal.What would a President pardon someone for? Give me an example.
Anything they want. Trump liked do pardon his cronies that lied to the FBI to protect him. It’s corrupt but legal.
The Nixon pardon was for any and all known and unknown, that he committed or may have committed.One time that I recall. And that person. Was caught red handed. The premtive pardon was probably not legal because Nixon hadn't been convicted of a crime, but, we knew he did from the evidence. The trial and conviction would have just been a formality.
Also in that case, we had a crime already known. Ford didn't pardon Nixon open ended for any and all crimes unknown.
No. It says on the paper that it is a pardon. Have a nice day tilting at windmills.Biden didn't pardon them, he granted them immunity and he doesn't have that authority.
Yes he did. There are more than a few examples, but one comes to mind is Steve Bannon who was pending trial and not convicted.So did trump pardon people who had not been convicted ?
He was not pardoned for personal crimes. He was pardoned for crimes against the United States. Murder is an against an individual. There is a difference.I didn't "pardon" them, goofy.
How can someone be pardoned for something undefined?
If we find out that Hunter murdered one of his many prostitutes in 2019, do you think he should not be charged?
You think Trump can revoke a pardon via a Truth Social post?So is he lying? What’s your point here?
There are no pre-emptive pardons for crimes not yet committed. That has a date range. Remember?I don't see how anyone can give "pre-emptive" pardons. Seems totally absurd to me.
That's correct. The Nixon excuse is WEAK defending these GRANTS OF IMMUNITY.One time that I recall. And that person. Was caught red handed. The premtive pardon was probably not legal because Nixon hadn't been convicted of a crime, but, we knew he did from the evidence. The trial and conviction would have just been a formality.
Also in that case, we had a crime already known. Ford didn't pardon Nixon open ended for any and all crimes unknown.
Why can’t he? He thinks he has the power to do all sorts of things just by thinking it. Like declassifying documents.You think Trump can revoke a pardon via a Truth Social post?
Stop being so stupid. That's my point.
Yet you do it often when running from questions that you're afraid of.Asking irrelevant questions gets old.
None of the pardons issued by Trump nor Biden are "open-ended".True, but you have to have an offense for someone to be pardoned. How do you determine who has committed an offense? Also, are pardons able to be open ended to cover any and all crimes someone may or may not have committed?