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Trump is leading Biden by 5%. That is why Dems are trying to stop him with a flood of law suits. If and when elected, Trump will pardon himself immediately

Posted on | August 28, 2023 | 2 Comments

General Election: Trump vs. Biden vs. West Emerson Trump 44, Biden 39, West 4 Trump +5
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2 Responses to “Trump is leading Biden by 5%. That is why Dems are trying to stop him with a flood of law suits. If and when elected, Trump will pardon himself immediately”

  1. Graham Black
    August 28th, 2023 @ 8:04 am

    If it was a Democratic ex-president charged with what Trump is charged with, conservatives would see nothing wrong in the prosecutions. If Trump gambles on winning, he makes a huge mistake. He’d be better advised to listen to his lawyers and find a way to plead charges down to misdemeanors and take non-custodial sentences. The alternative is a likely loss on enough of the indictments to end in jail, and for state convictions he can’t pardon himself.

  2. dr_taitz@yahoo.com
    August 29th, 2023 @ 8:41 pm

    there is no precedent. I believe Trump will argue that he can pardon himself in state courts as well, particularly GA case which revolves around the presidential election, clearly a federal issue, crime against the US, which he is allowed to pardon

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