If so, why? How do they even remotely fall in the same category? Just remember anyone who was convicted wasn't charged for simple walking into the Capital building.
If Trump pardons anyone convicted of a J6 crime will you point to Hunter's pardon as an equivalent?
Replies to: "If Trump pardons anyone convicted of a J6 crime will you point to Hunter's pardon as an equivalent?"
- If Trump pardons anyone convicted of a J6 crime will you point to Hunter's pardon as an equivalent? - Quest4twelve - 10:45am 12/2/24
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- Cool, we have an "If" what a bout. Questy, you never let us down 🤔 [NT] - ColeyO - 3:05pm 12/2/24
- Jan 6 traitors shouldn’t be pardoned, they got off easy for committing treason [NT]
- Death - 1:05pm 12/2/24
- Of course they shouldn't be but the brainwashed think differently. [NT] - Frank L - 1:54pm 12/2/24
- The ones that should be pardoned are all the Black Men in Oakland KH put in the big house for - Frankx - 11:24am 12/2/24
- You're not focused, go sit down. [NT]
- Quest4twelve - 11:27am 12/2/24
- Bwahahahaha, I’m right, glad you agree. [NT] - Frankx - 4:54pm 12/2/24
- You're not focused, go sit down. [NT]
- Quest4twelve - 11:27am 12/2/24
- In terms of the crimes committed, there is no equivalency. In terms of the craven willingness to - Frank L - 10:55am 12/2/24
- The strangest part is that it goes back 10 years, hmmm. [NT] - iairishcheeks - 10:51am 12/2/24
- Hunter was obviously guilty of a significant crime. Anybody else would be doing 3 years. [NT]
- THEISMANCARR - 10:47am 12/2/24
- It’s not beating cops while trying to storm the Capitol, but it is a significant crime. - Frank L - 11:58am 12/2/24