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The President has plenary authority to grant pardons and I imagine a time, in the near future, when questioning any authority of this administration would he de
by hermannj314 7mo ago
The President has plenary authority to grant pardons and I imagine a time, in the near future, when questioning any authority of this administration would he deemed an act of treason.
Therefore, I wish only the best of luck to never-committed-a-crime Trevor Milton and to the infallibility of our dear leader in his wise and judicious use of the power he has been given by God and the Constitution.
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- Nihilartikel 7mo agoYou seem a bit... political. What's your favorite tech stack?
- dogemaster2025 7mo agoIt’s a political sub-thread. What is a tech stack? Is that what people used to do back in the day before people started building using English? Interesting!
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- lovich 7mo agoThank you for copy and pasting my comments instead of linking to them clanker
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- cheema33 7mo ago> The President has plenary authority to grant pardons This really needs to be taken away. Or at least severely limited. Maybe you could pardon at most 10 people. And that too has to be approved by congress or the senate.