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30. Quid pro quo(s) all around

Sat Dec 12, 2020, 06:56 AM

Dec 2020

Quid pro quo(s) all around

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If the repubs go after Hunter Biden, can Joe pardon him? [View all] Budi Dec 2020 OP

Then so be it. Let NY prosecute the Trump kids. Budi Dec 2020 #4

I don't understand this post. Why do you ask this question? secondwind Dec 2020 #2

Pardon him for what? MichMan Dec 2020 #3

Should the GOP create cause & you know they will if they can. Budi Dec 2020 #6

Barr just hired Durham to investigate HB Budi Dec 2020 #8

USA Today? denbot Dec 2020 #16

Durham's name is in the story. Hunter's is, at best, peripheral. tirebiter Dec 2020 #28

This message was self-deleted by its author Freelancer Dec 2020 #12

You are overstating the unassailable nature of Durham's position. RockRaven Dec 2020 #13

I think what I wrote was perfectly clear and said nothing of the sort. RockRaven Dec 2020 #24

Of course not! They're not Republicans! Retrograde Dec 2020 #7

THIS. It's not a question of can, but would. Biden's not corrupt, Hortensis Dec 2020 #22

We follow the rule of law. denbot Dec 2020 #9

:) +1000. Hortensis Dec 2020 #23

This message was self-deleted by its author Freelancer Dec 2020 #10

We're talking about a corrupt Durham hired specifically by Barr . Budi Dec 2020 #15

Thanks. THAT is the point I was asking about. Budi Dec 2020 #20

Remember the rule of law. Hunter won't be convicted for Hortensis Dec 2020 #26

Well, given his lifelong substance abuse, maybe they could prove Hortensis Dec 2020 #29

Pardon him for what? NanceGreggs Dec 2020 #21

Joe isn't corrupt, so he won't. eShirl Dec 2020 #25

Quid pro quo(s) all around keithbvadu2 Dec 2020 #30

Isn't accepting a pardon an admission of guilt? duforsure Dec 2020 #31

I heard on a radio show yesterday rusty fender Dec 2020 #33