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Posted On: 01/12/2021 3:38:51 PM
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Trump puts all pardons on hold in fit of rage after being told a self pardon implicates him
Trump is mad a self pardon opens him to civil lawsuits. He's now saying if he can't get a pardon then no one else gets one either!
Not great news for junior and Jared
https://twitter.com/MollyJongFast/status/1348974977463287808
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Trump is reportedly so angry aides are warning him against a self-pardon, he's put all pardons 'on hold'
If you were hoping for a last-minute pardon from President Trump, ABC News' Jonathan Karl has some bad news for you. After last week's assault on the U.S. Capitol by Trump supporters, right after Trump urged them to march on the Capitol, Trump is not in the pardoning mood, Karl told anchor David Muir on Monday's ABC World News Tonight.
"The president has been warned, David, by some of his lawyers that if he goes ahead and pardons himself, he could be more vulnerable to civil lawsuits, including from some of those injured in the Capitol riot, because a self-pardon would be seen as an admission that he did something wrong that he would need to be pardoned for,"
Karl said. "The president is angry, he has not taken that well, and I am told that he is now saying that he doesn't want to see pardons for anybody. So the attitude seems to be: 'If I can't get a pardon, then nobody else should get one, either.'"
https://news.yahoo.com/trump-reportedly-angry...35116.html
Trump is mad a self pardon opens him to civil lawsuits. He's now saying if he can't get a pardon then no one else gets one either!
Not great news for junior and Jared
https://twitter.com/MollyJongFast/status/1348974977463287808
Works for me!
Trump is reportedly so angry aides are warning him against a self-pardon, he's put all pardons 'on hold'
If you were hoping for a last-minute pardon from President Trump, ABC News' Jonathan Karl has some bad news for you. After last week's assault on the U.S. Capitol by Trump supporters, right after Trump urged them to march on the Capitol, Trump is not in the pardoning mood, Karl told anchor David Muir on Monday's ABC World News Tonight.
"The president has been warned, David, by some of his lawyers that if he goes ahead and pardons himself, he could be more vulnerable to civil lawsuits, including from some of those injured in the Capitol riot, because a self-pardon would be seen as an admission that he did something wrong that he would need to be pardoned for,"
Karl said. "The president is angry, he has not taken that well, and I am told that he is now saying that he doesn't want to see pardons for anybody. So the attitude seems to be: 'If I can't get a pardon, then nobody else should get one, either.'"
https://news.yahoo.com/trump-reportedly-angry...35116.html
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