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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. >

America always does the right thing in the end. After causing so much suffering, it barely matters anymore. >

Except there is no proof he threatened her, other than that's the excuse she gave when she killed him.
Or? You have some proof? >

Oh, sounds like you know a lot about this.  You're saying that she had no evidence and they just took her word for it?