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17 minutes ago, HeloDude said:

Biden pardoned his crime family…

Hmmm....

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I'm curious, and a first swing with the Google machine yielded few results:

That's quite a few pardons for people never charged.  Is this normal?  Just something that we haven't heard of because it wasn't newsworthy?  How many times has this happened in the past?  I know that Presidents sign a lot of pardons in the 11th hour of their term, but what percentage are for uncharged individuals?

BFM, not normal at all.  The optics for Biden's legacy is terrible.  It's almost as though he's trying to drive has approval ratings to zero. Maybe he's doing it to punish the DNC for dumping him.  Or, maybe he had no idea what he was signing...his family members probably offered him an ice cream cone if he'd just sign on the dotted line. 

Other than the ice cream bribe idea, which is disturbingly possible, the only explanations that make sense are:

A- He knows they committed crimes that merit prosecution or

B- He thinks that the judicial system is unjust enough to commit law-fare against political opponents of the party in power

If A, then clearly the Biden Crime Family is as bad or worse than the right wing social commenters have said they are.  If B, I wonder where he got that idea?  Maybe the last 4 years of his administration had something to do with it...

Classic projection. Biden knows what a corrupt DOJ could do because he did it.  Therefore, he wanted to protect other Biden Crime Family recipients of the influence peddaling they benefited from.

7 hours ago, ClearedHot said:

No wonder a few of our stalwart lefts rage quit the forum.

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Per the logic and legal precedent stated above, those individuals named in the pardon would have to submit an approved confession to accept the pardon, right?   I hope this gets squashed in the courts, such a dangerous and disturbing precedent. 

7 hours ago, uninformed said:

BFM, not normal at all.  The optics for Biden's legacy is terrible.  It's almost as though he's trying to drive has approval ratings to zero. Maybe he's doing it to punish the DNC for dumping him.  Or, maybe he had no idea what he was signing...his family members probably offered him an ice cream cone if he'd just sign on the dotted line. 

You jest but this is probably the most accurate prediction. The halfwit can’t string a sentence together (hasn’t been able to since 2019), doubt he just woke up and decided to pardon Miley. His handlers made sure he did - which should scare anyone still in uniform how deeply entrenched the deep state is in the military. Can’t wait for DOGE to destroy the rot that has infested the DOD.

45 minutes ago, disgruntledemployee said:

Didn't the Supreme Court effectively do that immunity thing for Presidents when ruling on a Trump case?

For things he did AS POTUS...not as VP or a Civilian.

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2 hours ago, ClearedHot said:

For things he did AS POTUS...not as VP or a Civilian.

In his mind, he was never VP or a civillain.  In his mind.. ooh, squirrel.  Squirrel ice cream... yum...  Gum, gumbo, dumbo, hey.. that mouse in that mouse movie... hey.... where am I... You know my son died in war... time to wander ...

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