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8. But if he starts "looking back" at things, where would it stop?

Tue Jun 19, 2012, 03:25 AM

Jun 2012

better late than never.
I don't want them to get away with "never."

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Siegelman Backers Seek Pardon for Ex-Ala Governor [View all] Hissyspit Jun 2012 OP

This might be really good timing. EFerrari Jun 2012 #1

Because the whole trial was corrupt. sabrina 1 Jun 2012 #4

"Not sure what issues there would have been" Well the main issue cstanleytech Jun 2012 #13

Well you did ask "what issues", my apologies cstanleytech Jun 2012 #22

Should have been done years ago /nt still_one Jun 2012 #3

K&R Iwillnevergiveup Jun 2012 #5

Spam deleted by tjwmason (MIR Team) Matthew66 Jun 2012 #6

But if he starts "looking back" at things, where would it stop? dougolat Jun 2012 #8

But...maybe Obama can commute his sentence graham4anything Jun 2012 #10

Here's where I'd like to see a special prosecutor, Festivito Jun 2012 #11

IIRC, The President can't pardon him unless he admits he's guilty. Ian David Jun 2012 #12

Didn't Ford pardon Nixon without an admission of guilt? n/t eggplant Jun 2012 #14

I have no idea. That's a good question. n/t Ian David Jun 2012 #15

Seems like it. eggplant Jun 2012 #19

The constitution provides no such restriction Freddie Stubbs Jun 2012 #16

So then this could work. n/t Ian David Jun 2012 #18

i hope he gets pardoned so he can get on with his life. samsingh Jun 2012 #17

It's Karl Rove's turn to do some hard time Blue Owl Jun 2012 #20