Trump's wave of pardons begins.

[Gomez Adams]

Trump announces wave of pardons, including Papadopoulos and former lawmakers Hunter and Collins

President Donald Trump on Tuesday announced a wave of lame duck pardons, including two for men who pleaded guilty in Robert Mueller's investigation, as well as ones for Republican allies who once served in Congress and military contractors involved in a deadly shooting of Iraqi civilians.

www.cnn.com

I'm sure this is just the beginning.

Only the finest people.

 

[Capitalism_is_Theft]

I am watching it on CNN now on the Tube.

 

[Capitalism_is_Theft]

He’s going after his Russia history, and I bet this is just the start of it.

 

[Zeedox]

I bet pharma boy is on the list! (martin sheki?)

 

[Zeedox]

" two Border Patrol agents convicted in 2006 of shooting and wounding an unarmed undocumented immigrant and then covering it up;"

That's fucked up.

 

[Gomez Adams]

I bet pharma boy is on the list! (martin sheki?)

His would be girlfriend was on the news last night openly begging for one.

" two Border Patrol agents convicted in 2006 of shooting and wounding an unarmed undocumented immigrant and then covering it up;"

That's fucked up.

Not nearly as bad as pardoning a war criminal before the Navy could even court martial him.

 

[Gomez Adams]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1341743251678781440

 

[Zeedox]

His would be girlfriend was on the news last night openly begging for one.


Not nearly as bad as pardoning a war criminal before the Navy could even court martial him.

Well. Mr Shkreli didn't get his pardon...

Shkreli ordered to return $64M, is barred from drug industry

A federal judge has ordered Martin Shkreli to return $64.6 million in profits reaped from inflating the price of a lifesaving drug and barred him from the pharmaceutical industry for the rest of his life.

apnews.com

U.S. District Judge Denise Cote’s ruling came several weeks after a seven-day bench trial in December that featured recordings of conversations that Cote said showed Shkreli continuing to exert control over the company, Vyera Pharmaceuticals LLC, from behind bars and discussing ways to thwart generic versions of its lucrative drug, Daraprim.

“Shkreli was no side player in, or a ‘remote, unrelated’ beneficiary of Vyera’s scheme,” Cote wrote in a 135-page opinion. “He was the mastermind of its illegal conduct and the person principally responsible for it throughout the years.”