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You missed the point or more likely you try to change the subject - the implication of broad pardon

Author: Eli (9555 Posts - Original UHND Member)
Posted at 11:58 pm on Dec 2, 2024
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Do we really care if Hunter goes to prison or not for tax and gun violation? No. Who cares about the fate of Hunter. If Joe wants to save Hunter from those sentences. That's fine. The point is Joe didn't issue a pardon specific to those charges. Instead he issued a broad immunity on everything Hunter did spaning for 11 years. Another issue, not related to this article, is the hypocrisy and lies Joe has had in this whole process. "Nobody above law". " No, I won't pardon Hunter"... This made his pardon very disgraceful. No other presidents did any pardon before like that.

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Replies to: "You missed the point or more likely you try to change the subject - the implication of broad pardon"

  • Posting it for Conor. NYT: Broad Pardon for Hunter Biden Troubles Experts. [LINK] - Eli - 7:29pm 12/2/24 (10) [View All]
    • Once again,libs rationalize breaking the law & rules. Liberalism Rule #3: The ends justify the means [NT] - BaronVonZemo - 8:37am 12/3/24
    • Speaking of pardons, you know that pardoned felon, Charles Kushner will be our next ambassador to - Frank L - 10:11pm 12/2/24
      • You missed the point or more likely you try to change the subject - the implication of broad pardon - Eli - 11:58pm 12/2/24
        • I agree with the point that no pardon should have been issued. - Frank L - 9:46am 12/3/24
      • He served his time, how much time did Hunter serve, I’ll wait for your response…… [NT] - jamie - 11:55pm 12/2/24
        • My response is do you believe someone with his record should be Ambassador to France? - Frank L - 9:41am 12/3/24
      • It couldn't have matched the number of crimes Hunter admitted to. [NT] - THEISMANCARR - 10:44pm 12/2/24
    • Complete bastardization and undermining of the justice system [NT] - LanceManion - 8:20pm 12/2/24
    • Based on NYT piece I say this pardon from Joe Biden is to protect both his son and himself. [NT] - Eli - 7:33pm 12/2/24
      • Comer and friends have been trying to find evidence of corruption by JB for a couple of years... - TyroneIrish - 11:21am 12/3/24
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