He wasn’t pardoned and he was already under home confinement. |
And that makes this excusable how? |
Sorry, where did I say that? I was addressing the hysterical PP who can’t even regurgitate facts. |
Sorry, I misunderstood. What you said is what is being used to justify this by the partisan Democrats who are defending it. I think it is appalling. This is wrong, outright wrong, and it should be pointed out. |
I didn’t say that. I said “ He wasn’t pardoned and he was already under home confinement.” |
So are you okay with this? Do you think you think this was perfectly fine behavior from Biden? |
They refuse to say because they know it’s indefensible. He shouldn’t even have still been in home confinement. The pandemic is over. He should have been back in jail rotting away. He also should not have been unconsidered nonviolent, because his actions unleashed actual violence on children. He destroyed lives and it’s unconscionable that he got home confinement in the first place and even worse that Biden commuted his sentence. |
Let me get this straight.
Biden pardoned his son because he didn't think he would get a fair trial. But then he turns around and pardons/commutes (whatever) a corrupt judge that ruined the lives and families of numerous kids. A judge that did not hold fair trials for the sons of other parents. |
Yes, this is right and it is horrifying. |
Rules for thee and none for me! Awful awful awful. |
I guess those kids should have more important parents. |
True. This was an absolutely abhorrent decision. |
If they were Biden’s children or grandchildren, he’d definitely make sure they were ok. But because they are just peasant children, their lives can be ruined and they can be imprisoned so a crooked, immoral judge can make some money. Nice. |
https://www.cnn.com/2024/12/13/politics/joe-biden-commutations-pennsylvania-illinois/index.html Does this mean that he no longer needs to pay these kids? |