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popsdenver

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19. As I recall

Reply to aggiesal (Reply #11)

Fri Jun 12, 2026, 12:11 PM

22 hrs ago

This is not the first time that a corrupt Republican President has pardoned a ton of corrupt Republican Party criminals.......

Over a hundred of Reagan's administration were indicted for Felony criminal conduct, and awaiting trial, at the end of his second term.....HWBush, his first day as President, issued sweeping pardons to all of them and other lesser degenerates from the past eight years......

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DOJ agency claims it has no records of Trump's shady IRS settlement [View all] BumRushDaShow Yesterday OP

Dirty....................... Lovie777 Yesterday #1

So POOF it just happened. No emails, no meetings, nothing. underpants Yesterday #2

The DOJ has been completely corrupted by Trump and his fascists. hadEnuf Yesterday #3

Well... OldBaldy1701E Yesterday #4

Except that WE get arrested for it! Bayard Yesterday #6

And if we owe the IRS money..... SergeStorms 22 hrs ago #17

The $10 billion IRS suit was just Trump's illegal scheme to "pardon" himself for existing and future tax liabilities. sop Yesterday #5

I believe that the Pardon law needs to be updated ... aggiesal Yesterday #11

I feel the same way. patphil 23 hrs ago #12

Pardon power melm00se 23 hrs ago #14

Still needs to be changed. This just makes it harder. n/t aggiesal 22 hrs ago #18

As I recall popsdenver 22 hrs ago #19

Ford did the same for Nixon. 🤔💭 n/t aggiesal 22 hrs ago #21

and it should be applied to governors, too. Wonder Why 17 hrs ago #28

I think he will pull a Richard Nixon and get pardoned by his VP the next day without punishment. GreenWave 16 hrs ago #32

Vance could only pardon Trump if he resigns the presidency before the end of his term, or is impeached and removed. sop 16 hrs ago #33

Dear God. It was a back room deal. Baitball Blogger Yesterday #7

The Senate needs to remove the asshole Blanche mdbl Yesterday #8

If there's no record liberalgunwilltravel Yesterday #9

Pedo the felon will claim (lie) his removal was "rigged" and that... Justice matters. 21 hrs ago #22

Did they look in the Mar-a-Lagos bathroom? He likes to keep the important stuff in there. Midnight Writer Yesterday #10

"Records? We don't need no stinkin' records!" WestMichRad 23 hrs ago #13

Damn, my unlawful, lying DOJ at it again. republianmushroom 22 hrs ago #15

Didn't we hear the same thing about the Epstein files (at first)? choie 22 hrs ago #16

Immcaculant Conception of a Settlement North Coast Lawyer 22 hrs ago #20

Absolute nuts! HighFired49 21 hrs ago #23

I call... ultralite001 21 hrs ago #24

Judge overseeing the lawsuit said there was no "settlement" involved when it was dropped wishstar 18 hrs ago #25

They quite likely are telling the truth SorellaLaBefana 18 hrs ago #26

Oh! Those records. We thought you meant LPs. Wonder Why 18 hrs ago #27

"Oh, wait a second! [delete][delete][delete] OK, we have no records." William Seger 17 hrs ago #29

I smell a rat.... Ford_Prefect 17 hrs ago #30

Clear Cut Fraud IbogaProject 17 hrs ago #31