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Do you want President Harris to pardon Trump?

Yes she should or not 91 members have voted

  1. 1. If Harris wins.

    • No
      87%
      67
    • Yes
      12%
      10

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Poll closed on 09/22/2024 at 06:30 PM

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4 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

That's nice in theory.

 

In practice, very few people trained in critical thinking, or how to evaluate data. How to ask the right questions.

 

Climate change and global warming are good examples.

 

95% of scientists know the two are caused by human activity. The other 5% have a vested interest in denial, much like scientists who work in the tobacco and alcohol industry.


When only 0.5% of the world's population are scientists, it's very easy to outnumber them on social media with scientifically illiterate posters.

What are you going on about :cheesy:

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  • The real question is whether Trump should pardon Biden when the new DOJ rejects the recommendations of the Hur report.  And there's no Dem controlled senate standing firmly in the way of impeachment.

  • Why would Trump need a pardon, or even a commutation of sentence (jail) since not sentences for anything yet, and doubtful jail time will be in any sentence.  If so, on indefinite appeal till it gets

  • The Jan 6 insurrection, fake electors, and theft of top secret documents are all serious criminal matters.   I suppose you are confirming how screwed up the American legal system is. In many

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6 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

What are you going on about :cheesy:

Obviously stuff beyond your comprehension.

1 hour ago, KhunLA said:

Fool me once ... fool me twice is on me.

 

fool me once..shame on.... shame on you....fool me...you can't get fooled again. 

3 hours ago, KhunLA said:

What are you going on about :cheesy:

The data part has been confirmed for fifty years. The only thing missing is the solutions part which is a problem for Exxon and the Koch family.

13 hours ago, KhunLA said:

Why would Trump need a pardon, or even a commutation of sentence (jail) since not sentences for anything yet, and doubtful jail time will be in any sentence.  If so, on indefinite appeal till it gets to the SCOTUS.

 

Just another bash Trump thread ...  :coffee1:

 

If there was only a safe & effective vaccine for that syndrome :cheesy:

So you don't think that Harris should pardon Trump.

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Given the many state charges against Trump, he's in big trouble, even with a Federal pardon.

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5 minutes ago, Danderman123 said:

Given the many state charges against Trump, he's in big trouble, even with a Federal pardon.

And a bunch more coming.

56 minutes ago, Danderman123 said:

So you don't think that Harris should pardon Trump.

I can't even comment on such a silly 'what if' scenario.

 

Who even thinks of this sh!t :cheesy:

 

What if, that big A$$ rock headed toward earth in 2036, is guaranteed to hit earth, should we let all the criminals in jail out a few hours before ? :coffee1:

4 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

I can't even comment on such a silly 'what if' scenario.

 

Who even thinks of this sh!t :cheesy:

 

What if, that big A$$ rock headed toward earth in 2036, is guaranteed to hit earth, should we let all the criminals in jail out a few hours before ? :coffee1:

You can bet that Trump is thinking about it.

 

If he loses badly, he might cut a deal to not contest the election in exchange for a pardon.

1 minute ago, Danderman123 said:

You can bet that Trump is thinking about it.

 

If he loses badly, he might cut a deal to not contest the election in exchange for a pardon.

Seriously

When has any loser, contested and won afterwards ?  Are y'all nuts :coffee1:

3 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

Seriously

When has any loser, contested and won afterwards ?  Are y'all nuts :coffee1:

Trump gave it a try in 2020. Is he nuts?

1 minute ago, Danderman123 said:

Trump gave it a try in 2020. Is he nuts?

Like I said, never will happen ... you forgot Gore

5 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

Seriously

When has any loser, contested and won afterwards ?  Are y'all nuts :coffee1:

 

3 minutes ago, Danderman123 said:

Trump gave it a try in 2020. Is he nuts?

And Pence as the VP said it was illegal. What is Harris going to say about the same BS?

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Federal charges she can (hope not). 

But the baby can't be pardoned by her on all his state charges!!

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I would prefer congress to pardon Trump when he is elected. Nothing to do for Harris. 

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20 hours ago, impulse said:

The real question is whether Trump should pardon Biden when the new DOJ rejects the recommendations of the Hur report.  And there's no Dem controlled senate standing firmly in the way of impeachment.

 

So far, the Supreme Court is pardoning Trump, and the appeals process will do the rest.  He won't need a pardon.

 

 

 

add to that ...     should President Trump pardon Hunter Biden as well ?

Haha, Trump will be the next President and he will be putting Harris in jail!!!

Too many posters here get ALL their information about Trump from ABC, CNN, MSNBC, etc. You probably even believe that he's Hitler as they say. LOL!

21 hours ago, Lacessit said:

The Jan 6 insurrection, fake electors, and theft of top secret documents are all serious criminal matters.

 

I suppose you are confirming how screwed up the American legal system is. In many countries, Trump would be in jail already.

I saw charges

related to top secret documents was thrown out yesterday..

18 hours ago, impulse said:

 

Every president in my lifetime has gotten into a kerfuffle about taking their personal papers when they left the White House.  Trump's the only one that's been prosecuted for it.  Dismissing the case was the only way the American legal system could work properly.

He did not take only personal papers is the problem with your thesis. Top secret US documents do not fit that description in any way, shape, or form.

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No. He must pay for his 50 years of crime. Locking him up for 10 years would be appropriate. How many billions has he scammed? How much of his fortune was made legitimately? Likely only a small part of it. 

 

 

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7 hours ago, KhunLA said:

I can't even comment on such a silly 'what if' scenario.

 

Who even thinks of this sh!t :cheesy:

 

What if, that big A$$ rock headed toward earth in 2036, is guaranteed to hit earth, should we let all the criminals in jail out a few hours before ? :coffee1:

"I can't even comment on such a silly 'what if' scenario."

Then why post in this thread? After all what you can't comment about is the thread topic.

I'll give an opinion after November 5. No point in getting ahead of ourselves.

21 minutes ago, stevenl said:

"I can't even comment on such a silly 'what if' scenario."

Then why post in this thread? After all what you can't comment about is the thread topic.

First post in thread was relative to topic.  The rest were replies to silly replies to me, such as.

Presidential pardons are a travesty of justice. Who get pardoned? The rich, the famous, the related, and most perniciously, politicians.

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20 hours ago, UWEB said:

Better to his Friend in North Korea.

Not an American so apologies in advance when I say some of the anti-Trumpers on here really need to attend an educational course in learning how to grow up.

23 hours ago, Will B Good said:

Personally no.......rich people all over the world literally get away with murder because their position and wealth.

 

However, it might be a smart move to pardon him in the interests of the US generally.

 

 

 

You are suggesting pardoning him as you think his more extreme followers would cause mass civil unrest but how about pardoning him because the charges against him were all politically motivated?

16 hours ago, earlinclaifornia said:

It is a guilty plea to a Federal crime.

Add to your point. Family is everything to most.

Cant disagree with that. 

 

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