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13. Sure, he can pardon

Tue Apr 14, 2026, 08:19 PM

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But that still won't prevent testimony. Testimony does not equal conviction of a crime.

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Betty Bowers - Bondi [View all] orangecrush Tuesday OP

IOKIYAR, Betty maxsolomon Tuesday #2

Nobody is above the law. wink, wink, chuckle, chuckle, ha ha, HA HA republianmushroom Tuesday #4

Laws are for the little people orangecrush Tuesday #7

Then id like the committee to vote to hold her in Inherent Contempt Volaris Tuesday #5

I agree JokeHer Tuesday #9

Who else is sick of Rethuglicans getting away with EVERYTHING? OMGWTF Tuesday #8

If we flip the House, that could change. nt GenThePerservering Tuesday #10

You will still have a President who is free to issue pardons.... 70sEraVet Tuesday #11

Sure, he can pardon Wednesdays Tuesday #13

The irony is Bob_in_VA Wednesday #17

True. orangecrush Tuesday #12

F*ck the honor system, We need strict laws and ENFORCEMENT. Joinfortmill Wednesday #14

She should be paying a heavy price for this, politically or otherwise. hadEnuf Wednesday #16

Since the rule of law does not apply, BidenRocks Wednesday #18