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You'd cheer him on if he does
Very likely.
You'd cheer him on if he does
That's the question I'm asking you, genius. You're the one finger wagging these Biden pardons. I'm wondering if you'll disappear when the Trump pardons begin. My guess is yes, you will disappear.
Leader of the Proud Boys has been pardoned and set free moments ago.
"How's that for wet work, huh?"
1500+ J6 hostages have been pardoned!
with the bull...you get the horns.
Which U.S. President before Biden did a preemptive pardon?
George Washington, Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/histo...shington-ford/
Elizabeth Warren keeps saying police officers were killed during Jan 6th.
To my knowledge no one was killed but Ashley Babbitt.
How is it legal for her to lie on national television?
It's a true statement from Pocahontas, tbh...
Four suicides: Four other police officers committed suicide in the days and months after the riot.
The first was U.S. Capitol Police Officer Howard Liebengood, 51, who had been guarding the Capitol for 15 years and was on duty at the Capitol on Jan. 6. He took his own life three days after the riots.
The following day, Trump ordered flags at the White House be lowered to half-staff in honor of both Sicknick and Liebengood.
Several days later, D.C. Police Officer Jeffrey Smith, 35, who was injured in the riots on Jan. 6, also committed suicide.
Smith’s wife, Erin, told the Washington Post her husband related to her the fear and panic he experienced the day of the assault on the Capitol, and that he was afraid he might die.
In defending the Capitol, Smith was struck on the helmet by a metal pole thrown by rioters. Later that night, his wife said he went to the police medical clinic, where he was prescribed pain medication and put on sick leave.
Smith’s wife said he “wasn’t the same” in the days after the riot and seemed to be in constant pain. After visiting a police clinic on Jan. 14 and being ordered back to work, Smith shot himself on the way to work, the Post reported.
The families of Liebengood and Smith both sought to have them recognized as “line of duty” deaths, which would afford their families enhanced benefits.
Update, March 21, 2022: On March 7, the District of Columbia’s Police and Firefighters’ Retirement and Relief Board declared that Metropolitan Police Officer Jeffrey Smith’s suicide in the days after the Jan. 6 riot was a line-of-duty death. The board concluded “that Officer Smith sustained a personal injury on January 6, 2021, while performing his duties and that his injury was the sole and direct cause of his death.” As a result, Smith’s widow, Erin Smith, will receive an annuity equal to 100% of her husband’s salary.
https://www.factcheck.org/2021/11/ho...-capitol-riot/
You didn't complain about Biden's pardons and now you have to suck it up and keep quiet for the J6 pardons. I'll still be here laughing as you cry in silence.
What crimes do you personally think Fauci committed?
trying to hold Trump legally responsible for his own actions authorizes any Republican witch hunt forever
I complain about all pardons. I think it's a ridiculous tradition that steps on the judicial branch.
Now what?
You didn't complain about Biden's pardons.
Biden pardoned Hunter. That sucks.
Who else is on the list that I need to complain about?
Again, I think all pardons suck. It needs to stop.
TSA thinks he knows what people think and say about things based on fleeting disagreement with him.
it's very simpleminded.
I knew that Blake didn't complain about any Biden pardons on this board and a quick search confirmed that.
Doesn't seem like you think people like Fauci actually committed any crimes tbh.
You didn't complain about it when it Biden pardoned Hunter. You didn't complain about any of Biden's preemptive pardons and instead immediately went with your go to "but Trump pardons". You don't complain about all pardons, stop lying.
Does TSA have any opinions about the Biden pardons or does he just have feelings about other posters' opinions of pardons?
You're here tweet storming about Biden pardons which I think are basically all white collar stuff like almost all presidents have done before him.
Trump pardoned dudes that committed direct violent acts of seditious conspiracy. Not a peep from you about the Proud Boys et al. If you can't see the difference it won't shock anyone here.
Either way, the executive pardon button needs to go.
The problem is that there's no blind justice at work, it's all politically motivated or at least can be painted as such quite easily and easily believed to be. This country is falling faster and faster into a cesspool of fascism. By comparison, a swamp is Evian.
...force of habit.
It all started when Trump made President and ya's couldn't stand the gaffe. Problem is? You picked the wrong SOB to with, Lue. Most men woulda run for the hills, hightalin' it all the way grateful just to be alive upon the earth. Not Trump..."I'll fix these s if it's the last thing I ever do. Jr., Eric, get your coats and c'mon."
- "And if you think we're gonna forget about this, you're wrong. This is big time, baby."
- Sutherland - "Stand by Me"
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