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Johnny2X2X

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19. Hell no, he will run again in 2028
Tue Nov 5, 2024, 08:13 AM
Nov 5

Watch, he still owns that party and he'll run again even if he is in a scooter.

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Day One WSJ Opinion [View all] bucolic_frolic Nov 4 OP
Hell NO! SheltieLover Nov 4 #1
The total failure (mostly by Republicans) to hold Donald Trump accountable for his various crimes EarlG Nov 4 #2
No! No! No pardon for trump. Don't do this! Biophilic Nov 4 #3
They made Rebl2 Nov 4 #13
trump has not been convicted of federal crimes yet that I know of. a pardon is out of order nt msongs Nov 4 #4
Pardons can be issued pre-emptively. Ford pardoned Nixon, who had not been convicted of anything, or even indicted. n/t thesquanderer Nov 5 #18
Pardon him for what? She can't issue a pardon for a state conviction. I guess she can for federal charges. 33taw Nov 4 #5
Fuck no! rzemanfl Nov 4 #6
Clever for WSJ to... Mike Nelson Nov 4 #7
I am going to be very unpopular here after I state this. boston bean Nov 4 #8
I think pardons should be considered but that's literally the worst reason for it Prairie Gates Nov 4 #14
We are here with a criminal Blue Full Moon Nov 4 #9
No, no! NO! NO, NO!!!! HELL NO! Fla Dem Nov 4 #10
Don't repeat Ford's mistake. eShirl Nov 4 #11
Right on cue Prairie Gates Nov 4 #12
No. mn9driver Nov 4 #15
"Worse than Watergate" only begins to describe Tag's profligate lawbreaking Rhiannon12866 Nov 5 #16
Fuck that shit. spanone Nov 5 #17
Hell no, he will run again in 2028 Johnny2X2X Nov 5 #19
we need a trial PedroXimenez Nov 5 #20
No way WSJ! Neither you, nor the rest of the media that normalized this fascism maxrandb Nov 5 #21
People are responding as if this was WSJ's position. It is from one of their opinion columnists, not WSJ itself. (n/t) thesquanderer Nov 5 #22
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