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America always does the right thing in the end. After causing so much suffering, it barely matters anymore.
Meanwhile the last guy pardoned Blackwater contractors who murdered innocent civilians in cold blood. >

Damn I even forgot about the war criminal pardons. That was a long 4 years. >

Dude same. The time since Joe was elected has flown by >

Pop. Six. Squish. Ah-Ah. Cicero. Lipschitz. >

He had it coming. >

Damn, I hope she enjoys the remaining years she has left >


Ibn-Tamas was sentenced to a term of one to five years in prison with credit for time she served and was released.

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It's a symbolic pardon. She's been out of prison for a long time. >

I was gonna say;
If I was 80 and had spent over 40 years in prison, I might ask if I can reject the pardon and just finish my life in prison. The stress involved in rebuilding a life for myself seems so much worse.
Now obviously, I've never been to prison, I just don't see myself being in the headspace at that age to start again. >

You'd wanna leave bro lol >

Brooks was here. >

I don't think it matters that it was in DC I'm pretty sure the president can pardon anyone for any federal crime. >

It was only a federal crime because it was in DC, so it does matter that it was in DC. >

I’ll allow it. >

And now these old folks gotta figure out the internet >

Liberal leaning, but I don't expect "good things" from either side.
I'll admit I only pulled up the list because I wanted to be pissed off when it read "campaign contributor," "violent person," "war criminal," "another campaign contributor."
Really shocking its all like "did a little bit of drugs 20+ years ago and then made something of themselves" besides the self defence killing. And not one colleague/peer/friend.