Add up the indictments for the first two, and the count to date for Trump, and get back to me.
I'm more interested in convictions. Particularly ones related to the focus of the investigation. RUSSIAN COLLUSION.
Your point was related to presidential pardons though.
I don't see Trump pardoning Manafort, or Cohen for their past unrelated activities.
General Flynn, it remains to be seen what exact crimes he is guilty of. If it is a coerced lie to Stroke and Page, then a pardon won't mean much to Flynn, as his sentence is likely to be served before Trump could even reach for the pen.
Now, you wanted to lecture me about past presidential pardons. Nixon, was guilty of covering up a third rate burglary that he did not order. Never the less he was guilty of trying to cover it up.
I just asked you for one questionable pardon from BC and BO, to show the consistency in your outrage.
BC's own brother could have been one objectionable pardon, but hey, it was his brother so.... Let's go with Marc Rich for BC.
Marc was forgiven for the largest tax evasion conviction in the history of the US. Not before his wife donated millions to the Clinton though.
BO pardoned former U.S. Army soldier Chelsea Manning for giving sensitive information to WikiLeaks.
WIKILEAKS? - enough said! Soon, Dems will resemble Mr T if we keep hanging things around their "hypocritical necks".
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