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In reply to the discussion: A case for Biden pardoning Trump [View all]Tommy Carcetti
(43,607 posts)8. Nope. Just nope.
And I seriously doubt Biden is considering such a thing.
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No way. The damage it would do to the Democratic base would take decades to recover from.
yourout
Dec 4
#1
Yes he belongs in prison. But he's not going to end up in federal prison whether Biden pardons him or not,
thesquanderer
Dec 4
#43
It would make the narrative of his crimes being a Democratic witch hunt pretty hard to sustain
ColinC
Dec 4
#20
It would be like kissing the ring. I would change my dem affiliation immediately if he did that.
CrispyQ
Dec 4
#28
At this point it doesn't make much difference, trump is free and will resume office in January. While I agree
Silent Type
Dec 4
#29
I thought Trump was an existential threat to Democracy and also a Fascist. That's what we were told anyway.
jalan48
Dec 4
#37
I kind of expected this to sink like a stone, but I wonder if I may have set some sort of record...
thesquanderer
Dec 4
#62
If those with power, who made a point of telling the world how dangerous Trump is, surrender
Solly Mack
Dec 4
#40
Correct. That was in my OP as well. He can only be pardoned for federal crimes...
thesquanderer
Dec 4
#53