Are Biden's issuance of presidential pardons going too far?

[Hollie]

It doesn't. I also doesn't preclude them.

Just make it up as you go.

The Constitution defines "offenses".

Nothing about " offenses unknown or those to be named at a later date."

 

[Marener]

What it shows is you idiot can't get out of your own way even when your tactics backfire fucking spectaculary.

The only reason it "backfired" is because there's so many delusional hacks like yourself that can't act like adults.

 

[Rogue AI]

Trump's 101st executive order of the day should be to strip Biden’s proclaimed criminals of all federal benefits, as clearly such criminals are unworthy of our tax dollars.

 

[konradv]

This would seem to indicate for offenses...meaning already committed. Past tense.

I don’t see a time qualifier.

 

[Marener]

The Constitution defines "offenses".

Where does it define "offenses" exactly?

 

[konradv]

Exaggerator and blowhard, and no more a liar than anyone else in politics.

The worst of the worst.

 

[Nostra]

Impeachment does count. Remember? They are never voted on. Sorry! That's an epic fail.

Articles of impeachment were dropped when Nixon resigned.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Milley, should be tried by a military tribunal for this,
Milley admits he would tell Chinese general if US launched an attack
Fauci should be tried for causing the spread
Top disease official: Risk of coronavirus in USA is 'minuscule'; skip mask and wash hands

Well, now they can't!

Also, would you tell us what a military tribunal is and what its purpose is? I don't think you understand it correctly.

In regard to Fauci, didn't that turn out to be true?

 

[Marener]

Trump's 101st executive order of the day should be to strip Biden’s proclaimed criminals of all federal benefits, as clearly such criminals are unworthy of our tax dollars.

Like Michael Flynn?

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Just make it up as you go.

The Constitution defines "offenses".

Nothing about " offenses unknown or those to be named at a later date."

You are making it up as you go by claiming it says something that it obviously does not.

Where does it define offenses?

 

[Nostra]

Where does it define "offenses" exactly?

‘Offenses against the United States”. So all these clowns are guilty of offenses against the United States.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

You are arguing against the Constitution. That document identifies offenses. Nothing about unnamed offenses.

It says offenses. It does not address named or unnamed.

 

[Marener]

‘Offenses against the United States”. So all these clowns are guilty of offenses against the United States.

No one cares what you think, dipshit.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

That's fine, if they're pardoned they waive their right to plead the fifth

Where does it say that?

 

[Hollie]

It says offenses. It does not address named or unnamed.

pardon can be granted at any time after the commission of the offense.

A pardon can be granted before legal proceedings are taken.

A pardon can be granted during legal proceedings.

A pardon can be granted after conviction and judgment.

Scope of the Pardon Power

www.law.cornell.edu

Are you claiming the Constitution provides the president to grant a pardon for unnamed, future offenses?

Point out that section.

 

[Edgetho]

Where does it say that?

It's common knowledge.

There is no way you can incriminate yourself if you're immune from prosecution.

Congress needs to call each and every one of them and find out who all their partners-in-crime were/are. If the refuse to testify, they can be jailed. If they perjure themselves, they can be jailed.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Sucks for you. Yet another conformation of the sleazy legacy of Biden and democrats.

Why does that suck for me? I couldn't give a shit about Biden and his cronies. I simply believe in the Constitution as written and not subject to all of these wild ass conspiracy theories. It sucks that he can do that, but it will be great if Trump needs to protect his people from Democrats. That's why it was written into the Constitution.

 

[Edgetho]

• pardon can be granted at any time after the commission of the offense.
• A pardon can be granted before legal proceedings are taken.
• A pardon can be granted during legal proceedings.
• A pardon can be granted after conviction and judgment.

Scope of the Pardon Power

www.law.cornell.edu

Are you claiming the Constitution provides the president to grant a pardon for unnamed, future offenses?

Point out that section.

I agree. It doesn't. In fact, I always thought there HAD to be a crime before a Pardon could be issued. But...... These are strange times and I believe SCOTUS has ruled on it.

 

[Marener]

It's common knowledge.

There is no way you can incriminate yourself if you're immune from prosecution.

Congress needs to call each and every one of them and find out who all their partners-in-crime were/are. If the refuse to testify, they can be jailed. If they perjure themselves, they can be jailed.

Unless SCOTUS takes away your pardon, that is. As long as that's possible, then you can still claim the 5th.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

pardon can be granted at any time after the commission of the offense.

A pardon can be granted before legal proceedings are taken.

A pardon can be granted during legal proceedings.

A pardon can be granted after conviction and judgment.

Scope of the Pardon Power

www.law.cornell.edu

Are you claiming the Constitution provides the president to grant a pardon for unnamed, future offenses?

Point out that section.

You added a word in there that doesn't exist. Take the word "future" out, and you nailed it!