Nigel Farage

[Cerv]

i don't think trump's been convicted of a federal offence yet, so there's no way that in the event of a 'democratic' victory harris - even if so minded - could pardon him

Nixon hadn't been convicted of anything yet when Ford pardoned him. pardons can be used to preclude charges being pursued. in theory accepting a pardon is in of itself also an admission of guilt.

 

[Pickman's model]

Nixon hadn't been convicted of anything yet when Ford pardoned him. pardons can be used to preclude charges being pursued. in theory accepting a pardon is in of itself also an admission of guilt.

But the president cannot pardon cases brought under state law as opposed to federal

 

[krtek a houby]

But the president cannot pardon cases brought under state law as opposed to federal

If he decides to go down the dictator route he'll have all the best pardons

 

[Pickman's model]

If he decides to go down the dictator route he'll have all the best pardons

Not to mention could you repeat thats, come agains, and I didn't catch thats

 

[Cerv]

But the president cannot pardon cases brought under state law as opposed to federal

true. he does have both to worry about.