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Red said:
It also covered potential crimes not yet known, if there are any obviously.

“The president issued a "full and unconditional pardon" for any offenses Hunter Biden has “committed or may have committed or taken part in during the period from January 1, 2014 through December 1, 2024," according to the White House statement”.
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I did a thumb's down on the pardon ********, not your post. What a load of crap that all is. **** me sideways, otherwise known as the @Rubashov all over the Philippines, or so I am told.
 
str8line said:
And Weekend At Biden's is the reason we will have a dictator soon. **** Joe Biden.
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Well at this point he may as well declare Trump an enemy of the state and nullify the election results in the name of national security. 4 more years of Dictator Biden couldn't be any worse than 4 years of Dictator Trump.
 
LogGrad98 said:
In case everyone is wondering why...

www.nbcnews.com

President Biden pardons his son Hunter Biden

The decision, which was first reported by NBC News, is a reversal for the president, who repeatedly said he would not use his authority to pardon his son or commute his sentence.
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What a piece of work. Tarnish an otherwise decent presidency by stooping to the lowest level of any presidential candidate in our country's history, Donald Trump.
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What else is he going to do? Its his son FFS and Trump would almost certainly have continued to pursue him out of spite.
 
Red said:
It also covered potential crimes not yet known, if there are any obviously.

“The president issued a "full and unconditional pardon" for any offenses Hunter Biden has “committed or may have committed or taken part in during the period from January 1, 2014 through December 1, 2024," according to the White House statement”.
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that particular part is bonkers. And smells very much of Joe covering his own tracks.
 
Rubashov said:
What else is he going to do? Its his son FFS and Trump would almost certainly have continued to pursue him out of spite.
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Orange man wouldn't have needed to The trial was over and sentencing was all that was left. Joe is just trying to make sure his own corruption doesn't come back to bite him. They're all the same
 
Rubashov said:
What else is he going to do? Its his son FFS and Trump would almost certainly have continued to pursue him out of spite.
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Raises the question, can a new president rescind or reverse a pardon from a previous president? Let's say the way this is worded basically every single crime he did or may have committed (damn near anything he thought about committing, ****'in hell), but then 6 months from now it surfaces that he killed someone, and evidence is available, during this period for which he was pardoned, could the new president rescind that pardon? Or could he just outright say "nah, **** that ****, take that pardon back"?


Ok ok, I googled. One of the top results was this, strangely seemingly from a UK blog, but has relevant info. Looks like it would eventually end up in the Supreme Court to make this decision, as presidential pardons have been revoked in the past, but not delivered, so not officially completed, whatever that action looks like. But in the case of a completed pardon, it is possible for the new president to revoke it, and it would be appealed and likely end up at the Supreme Court. Would the SC support Donald Trump in such an action? Hmm.

davidallengreen.com

Can a presidential pardon be revoked?

11th January 2021 As we enter the last ten days of this presidential term one of the matters being widely discussed is the extent and nature of presidential pardons generally, and the possibility o…
davidallengreen.com
 
LogGrad98 said:
Raises the question, can a new president rescind or reverse a pardon from a previous president? Let's say the way this is worded basically every single crime he did or may have committed (damn near anything he thought about committing, ****'in hell), but then 6 months from now it surfaces that he killed someone, and evidence is available, during this period for which he was pardoned, could the new president rescind that pardon? Or could he just outright say "nah, **** that ****, take that pardon back"?


Ok ok, I googled. One of the top results was this, strangely seemingly from a UK blog, but has relevant info. Looks like it would eventually end up in the Supreme Court to make this decision, as presidential pardons have been revoked in the past, but not delivered, so not officially completed, whatever that action looks like. But in the case of a completed pardon, it is possible for the new president to revoke it, and it would be appealed and likely end up at the Supreme Court. Would the SC support Donald Trump in such an action? Hmm.

davidallengreen.com

Can a presidential pardon be revoked?

11th January 2021 As we enter the last ten days of this presidential term one of the matters being widely discussed is the extent and nature of presidential pardons generally, and the possibility o…
davidallengreen.com
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Don’t believe its ever been tested, but mostly because no one thinks that would be allowed. Pardoned means pardoned.
 
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