A clear case of no shame nepotism.

A clear case of anything you can do, so can we...so, who started it?
 
Odds said:
A clear case of anything you can do, so can we...so, who started it?
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Trump freed some questionable crooks, in his day. I bet there will be a lot more hoping for a Trumpy pardon when he gets back on the throne.
 
The law should apply to everybody in a country.

I think it might be ok for civil cases to be stopped but not criminal cases.

I don’t know what charges Hunter Biden might be facing, but if he has committed a criminal offence, the law should apply the same as everybody else.
 
Notch7 said:
The law should apply to everybody in a country.

I think it might be ok for civil cases to be stopped but not criminal cases.

I don’t know what charges Hunter Biden might be facing, but if he has committed a criminal offence, the law should apply the same as everybody else.
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This.
 
Amusing no mention was made by the right wangers in here when it was announced no further charges would be prosecuted at Trump for his treasonous actions during the 2020 election. The orange blowhard didn't wonder if any vote rigging went on this time, did he? He should be in jail.
 
Has the opportunity to occupy the moral high ground been taken from Fat Orange?

Or will Dementia Don be show to be full of **** - again?
 
Odds said:
Amusing no mention was made by the right wangers in here when it was announced no further charges would be prosecuted at Trump for his treasonous actions during the 2020 election. The orange blowhard didn't wonder if any vote rigging went on this time, did he? He should be in jail.
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Was he convicted and then pardoned by his dad before sentencing then?
 
Out of interest I had a look to see what the law says in the UK:

Prime Minister:
The British Prime Minister has no powers of pardon.
He or she is a politician, not a member of the judiciary.

Not directly like the President. The PM might make a recommendation to the Monarch to issue a pardon or tell the home secretary to make the recommendation, or the home sec might ask the PM if they can





King or Queen of UK
The monarch can use the royal prerogative of mercy to grant pardons, which are also known as royal pardons. This power can be used to change any sentence or penalty, but it does not overturn a conviction



I think this is a good reason why we are better with a Royal family than being a Republic state
 
So the president of the United States of America dose not believe in the American justice system!
 
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