Mr. Clemency
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@NobodySock said in Mr. Clemency:
@Mik said in Mr. Clemency:
@Jolly said in Mr. Clemency:
At three-in-a-row, I start to question myself. Five?
That's mental illness territory.
He's just pissed because he has to go back to the office.
Lol! I had to address the very accusation made to me last night on FB. Will just copy paste here......
yeah , that's it. I condem the man because I may have to return to the office 5 days a week. Oh the horror of it all! A 7 minute drive downtown Monday through Friday is way too much to ask of this lazy inept Federal worker. FYI, I go into the office every Friday for work as per the Union agreement made with my agency. I actually look forward to Fridays as I get out of the house and have a nice lunch downtown somewhere and ride my ebike there and back and enjoy the sunshine. Making all of us return to work in the office full time is a nothing burger for me. I've been doing it for 95 percent of my career. What you may not know in your glee to see federal employees getting slapped around, is the final bill that you and I taxpayers get to pay for rebuilding up the space required for this to happen as there is nowhere near the facility to hold all fed employees back to the "office". Many buildings have already been sold or contracts ended all throughout the USA. Are you ready for that price tag to reaquire the office space? It may even make Elon blink.
See? I told y'all he's pissed about having to go back to the office.
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@Rich said in Mr. Clemency:
@Jolly said in Mr. Clemency:
@Rich said in Mr. Clemency:
@89th said in Mr. Clemency:
I mean, Biden only did the last minute pardons because of Trump's threats. That part isn't even debatable.
Trump 2016, offered up tons of rhetoric about prosecuting 'Crooked Hillary' ("lock her up/You'd be in jail", etc)
As soon as he won---he dropped it. So, I guess if we go by Trumps own actions---this may well have just been a bunch of rhetoric. The people who have been printing things for Biden to scribble his name on are aware of this--so I would say quite debatable acksually.
Shame on him for giving Biden the political cover for his pre-emptive pardons though.
Actually, go pull the tapes.
Madcow, CNN, several of the other folks at MSDNC (Madcow's network) were having hissy fits at the end of Trump's first term, because Trump inquired his staff about whether preemptive pardons were constitutional.
He did not pardon anybody preemptively.
What I'm saying is Trump (unnecessarily) gave Biden political cover for the pardons...even though Trumps past actions don't indicate a predilection towards 'lawfare'.
If Trump had kept his mouth shut--even in the post election time period--Bidens handlers may not have felt the justification to write up these pardons, and we'd have been able to get the investigations he claims to have wanted. Unless, in a sort of 4(or maybe 5 or 6)D chess move--he knew the investigations would fizzle out...So by by threatening prosecution, he tricked the Biden crime family into pardoning themselves--making them look guilty, which would achieve the best effort-to-victory ratio possible under the circumstances.
Exactly. Biden fell right into the trap that was set for him. Trump doesn't have to waste time going after a doddering old man because he already, for all intents and purposes, admitted their guilt. All of them.
Now Trump can claim to have risen above lawfare.
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I'm saying that we don't have a clue about what Trump is going to do about Biden, other than what he said in Hannity's interview.
Going by that, he's inclined not to do anything.
OTOH, he's not speaking for Congress.
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And yet given a vote, a majority of Americans have effectively found him not guilty; and trusted him to be their boss.
Do you think a focussed legal trial would have produced a different result?
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No.
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And...Enjoy the convicted felon moniker while you can. That one will be gone before long.
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@AndyD said in Mr. Clemency:
And yet given a vote, a majority of Americans have effectively found him not guilty; and trusted him to be their boss.
Not even a majority of voters. But he got a solid plurality.
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At least Carter's family is relieved. No longer will it be, "Carter was a good man, but the worst President in the last 100 years."
