President Biden issues series of pardons for Milley, Fauci and more

On his last day in office, President Biden issued a series of pardons.

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[nunyabusiness]

Can you imagine if Trump had done this?
MSNBC would have soiled thier chairs.

[andrewhosuer]

So much for “no one is above the law” & “ everyone pays their fair share” hypocrites….

[Bones]

I thought they didn't do anything wrong, so happy the media and democrats have been exposed.

[sandrobalz]

You forgot to mention.. he pardoned his whole family

[glenglene]

You're guilty without saying you're guilty.... PREEMPTIVE PARDONS!

[.M]

Sure. They were pardoned for a reason.

[joshhoward]

These talking heads are so pathetic. How are they still on air?

[misy]

It is DANGEROUS TO PARDON ANYONE FOR CRIMES THAT HAVE NOT BEEN COMMITTED!!!!

[damonfourie]

Your country is rotten, sorry for you

[leealan]

Pardoning people who have not been investigated or charged is a disgrace. Pardoning your family is akin to treason.

[oqhmzwc]

All these pardons show extreme guilt!!!

[sierragreen]

The Constitutional power to pardon for "offenses against the United States" assumes that the offense in question has been charged. These preemptive pardons are unconstitutional and invalid.

[maxred]

He also pardoned his family, because it’s a crime family.

[MrEvfrajr]

Can he pardon all the people he put in jail with his crime bill

[jackiehaigh]

Haven't watched any clips of Joe & Mika since they kissed the ring. But seeing this tells me that they are both very uncomfortable with the direction they're going. Serves them right.

[OpenSesame]

There is no such thing as a "preemptive pardon". A pardon can only be issued AFTER a guilty verdict has been rendered. This is a gross abuse of power.

[hansiyoutube]

Wow. Talk about ending a 4 year presidential term on a rock bottom low. The United States of America has truly lost it's way.

[nathantemple]

The good news for Miley they can still tried him in a military court for his treason.

[bobbysinger]

The supreme court has already ruled that the acceptance of a pardon carries with it the admission of guilt. The pardons are invalid otherwise

[gerardoreyes]

Why do you not mention that he also Pardoned more of his family members?