ST Alpha - "At this point I'll be surprised if HRC, Huma and Weiner aren't all pardoned. -- nm" (Reading a Post)

SlickerTalk
Search Archives
The Leaderboard
The FAQ

Login
Create Account

Search Dr. S. Talk
TT/ST Wiki
How Well Do You Know ...

RSS Feed

Hosting by DigitalOcean

Support ST on Ko-Fi

Down to Post

Backboards:

Posts: 154

In response to "Wow, WH won't deny possible pardon for Clinton if dt renews threats to indict. .BLOOMBERG -- nm" by zeit spiced geist

At this point I'll be surprised if HRC, Huma and Weiner aren't all pardoned. -- nm

Posted by Strongbad (aka Rambler14) Nov 9 '16, 13:06

(No message)

Responses:

Weiner, zero chance of that. - ML Nov 9, 13:18 2
- So you're saying he's electable...[nm] - Mel Profit Nov 9, 13:20 1
  - a ha ha ha ha *kicks a puppy* -- nm - Reagen Nov 9, 13:27
Weiner's going down. [nm] - Mel Profit Nov 9, 13:10 5
- Someone's gotta be the scapegoat. -- nm - spamlet Nov 9, 13:25 2
  - well, that and he may be guilty. [nm] - Mel Profit Nov 9, 13:27 1
    - If he could have kept in his pants just this once, the second Comey letter never happens. - spamlet Nov 9, 13:44
- "What are Texts Sent To Seventeen-Year Olds, Alex?" -- nm - Name Withheld by Request Nov 9, 13:16 1
  - "If the condom dont fit, you must acquit" -- nm - budice Nov 9, 13:17
Obamba would have to convince somebody to indict them soon so he could pardon them before leaving. -- nm - Max Nov 9, 13:09 10
- He could issue her a blanket pardon for any crimes committed while Secretary of State. -- nm - jnine Nov 9, 13:11
- I didn't realize that an indictment had to occur before a pardon. -- nm - Strongbad Nov 9, 13:10 7
  - [deleted]
  - How's he going to pardon someone who hasn't been charged? -- nm - Max Nov 9, 13:10 5
    - I obviously don't understand it then. -- nm - Strongbad Nov 9, 13:22 1
      - You issue a blanket pardon. "HRC is pardoned for any and all potential offenses that may have occurred in regards to her email server and handling of - Will Hunting Nov 9, 13:32
    - My brutha -- nm - Thanksgiving Turkey Nov 9, 13:15
    - lol, I guess he just... does it. I'd forgotten Ford/Nixon. That's messed up, but there we are. -- (link*) - Max Nov 9, 13:14 1
      - It's an interesting example because there was the presumption of admission of guilt for accepting the pardon -- nm - oblique Nov 9, 13:14
- I agree with Max-cumber -- nm - budice Nov 9, 13:09
[deleted] 2
- A "Get Out of Jail FREE" card. -- nm - Doctor Spawn Nov 9, 13:16
- I don't think Nixon was charged in court with crimes, he resigned before impeachment iirc, and Ford pardoned him??? -- nm - zeit spiced geist Nov 9, 13:12
I'm pretty sure the Weiner is cutoff at this point. -- nm - budice Nov 9, 13:07

Post a message top

Replies are disabled on threads older than 7 days.