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republianmushroom

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22. Maybe, I've been over reacting to the convicted felons pardon and his future pardons.

Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Original post)

Sat Dec 14, 2024, 01:14 PM

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Biden grants clemency to Indiana nursing home CEO who led $19 million fraud scheme [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Dec 14 OP

what? why the fuck would he do that? nt orleans Dec 14 #1

i don't give a shit how good the asshole was -- $19 million fraud? no, he didn't deserve clemency orleans Dec 14 #2

Then there is this... MichMan Dec 14 #10

Mandatory Minimums are a problem IbogaProject Dec 14 #18

This message was self-deleted by its author IbogaProject Dec 14 #19

In these days and times, 19 million is probably just petty cash and misdemeanor these to people in DC LiberalArkie Dec 14 #20

Yikes, that's two in a row... Polybius Dec 14 #3

Garbage in-garbage out Buddyzbuddy Dec 14 #4

My boss? iemanja Dec 14 #24

The DOJ isn't under the executive branch ? MichMan Dec 14 #29

Reading for context quakerboy Dec 14 #33

Hmmm iemanja Dec 14 #35

for what it is worth, I agree that the poster meant the underlings in the WH, for whom Biden is their 'boss' Celerity Dec 14 #40

This was my take too. Thanks for writing. And good afternoon. NT mahatmakanejeeves Dec 14 #37

Someone at DOJ prepared a moniss Dec 14 #5

There is no reason to spare him of blame Renew Deal Dec 14 #17

6.5 years of 9.5 years. Covid. Point made. Arguable if you like to argue. Festivito Dec 14 #6

Im beginning to think slightlv Dec 14 #7

Post removed Post removed Dec 14 #8

So what? Nothing matters anymore LymphocyteLover Dec 14 #9

How did this guy and the scumbag judge get on the list? Who did it? dalton99a Dec 14 #11

He qualifies for a cabinet post in the trump admin. Turbineguy Dec 14 #12

Joe. Read. The. Room. intheflow Dec 14 #13

Following SCOTUS' lead on immunity bucolic_frolic Dec 14 #14

he did 6 years of his 9 year sentence Botany Dec 14 #15

People don't understand how clemency, commutation and louis-t Dec 14 #16

No, what people don't understand is why this person deserved it. MichMan Dec 14 #21

He said he was sorry...? Montauk6 Dec 14 #25

Maybe, I've been over reacting to the convicted felons pardon and his future pardons. republianmushroom Dec 14 #22

WTF? Martin68 Dec 14 #23

What the FUCK is Biden doing? GoYouPackersGo Dec 14 #26

... Faux pas Dec 14 #27

Another wtf XanaDUer2 Dec 14 #28

... ColinC Dec 14 #30

Do we know what process Pres. Biden followed? yorkster Dec 14 #31

Why!?! diane in sf Dec 14 #32

Because the guy was on a list with 1499 others quakerboy Dec 14 #34

Uhh why? jfz9580m Dec 14 #36

I'm sure none of the stolen money in any way impacted the quality of care given to patients and residents. Solly Mack Dec 14 #38

All roads lead to cash JustTooMuch Dec 14 #39

I'm sorry but that is just pathetic of him. Wonder Why Dec 14 #41

James Burkhart was already released from prison and on home confinement along with 1,499 others Galraedia Dec 14 #42

What the actual fuck? The Mouth Dec 14 #43