La Cucaracha by Lalo Alcaraz for December 17, 2024

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    Godfreydaniel  1 day ago

    Biden pardoned his son , who would NEVER been charged if his name was Smith. Traitor Trump pardoned his fellow criminals. Discuss amongst yourselves.

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    akachman Premium Member 1 day ago

    Summarized nicely, if not horribly true. I support all and any pardons by President Biden. He’s a good man unlike what is coming to a White House soon.

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    cdward  1 day ago

    He needs to grant preemptive pardons to everyone who voted for him, because the radical right will be coming for them.

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    dotbup  1 day ago

    trump’s pardons

    Charles Kushner (family): Jared Kushner’s father, convicted of tax evasion, witness retaliation, and making false statements

    Roger Stone: Longtime Trump associate, convicted of obstruction, witness tampering, and false statements

    Paul Manafort: Former Trump campaign chair, guilty of tax fraud, bank fraud, and conspiracy against the U.S.

    Michael Flynn: Former National Security Advisor, guilty of lying to the FBI about Russian contacts

    Stephen Bannon: Former White House adviser, charged with defrauding donors through the “We Build the Wall” campaign

    Elliott Broidy: Republican fundraiser, guilty of acting as an unregistered foreign agent

    Kenneth Kurson: Friend of Jared Kushner, charged with cyberstalking

    Chris Collins: Former congressman, convicted of securities fraud conspiracy

    Duncan Hunter: Former congressman, guilty of misusing campaign funds

    Rick Renzi: Ex-congressman, convicted of extortion, bribery, and money laundering

    Lil Wayne & Kodak Black: Rappers convicted on weapons charges; both publicly supported Trump

    Albert J. Pirro, Jr.: Convicted of tax fraud; ex-husband of Trump ally Jeanine Pirro

    Blackwater Contractors: Pardoned despite convictions for killing unarmed Iraqi civilians

    Clint Lorance: Convicted of second-degree murder for ordering soldiers to fire on unarmed Afghan civilians, killing two

    Mathew Golsteyn: Accused of killing a suspected Taliban bomb-maker, pardoned before trial

    Michael Milken: Convicted of securities fraud and financial crimes as the “junk bond king”

    Bernard Kerik: Guilty of tax fraud and lying to White House officials during a background check

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    Durak Premium Member 1 day ago

    Leonard Peltier!

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    ForALaugh Premium Member about 23 hours ago

    Only republican presidents can get full immunity. The law only applies to Democrats and RINOs. This is the beauty of having a near total republican Supreme Court.

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    Durak Premium Member about 23 hours ago

    Blanket pardons for all non-documented residents!

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    kennecwk  about 22 hours ago

    Biden has handed out commutations mostly, which are different than pardons. Actually, Biden has not yet handed out any PREEMPTIVE pardons. Several of his targets for them don’t want them and believe in the justice system as they did nothing illegal in the first place. If the justice system is still working correctly, any such attempts by Trump to come after them probably won’t get very far. The investigations would be aimed primarily to just grind his opponents down financially, temporally, politically, and emotionally with the idea that something may turn up eventually. These would be a real waste of taxpayer money.

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    ncorgbl  about 22 hours ago

    American voters not only tolerate tRump’s criminality, they voted for it.

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    Godfreydaniel  about 21 hours ago

    Only a plurality, not a majority—which of course sickens those of us who are patriotic, even so.

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    JoeMartinFan Premium Member about 15 hours ago

    Is it legally possible to pardon someone who hasn’t been convicted of a crime?

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