KirtFalcon

About to head up to the bank and drink coffee with the old geezers for a couple hours .... most of them are older than me ....

I had a fireplace with an insert and blower when I lived in Waskom .... if you turned the blower on low you could bake biscuits in the den .... we had a fireplace built in our new house in Garrison, but we have never built a fire in it ... have gas logs mostly for just watching the flames .... I am wanting to build another shop and insulate it and have a wood heater ... make it my alternate mancave ....

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I was hoping for a better game ... ND's defense just wasn't good enough to stop OS .....

Exactly, but that doesn't fit the libtard narrative .... so they falsely accused Trump ....

Well, we got a good "dusting" of snow ... just enough to cover the ground .... the first several hours, it wasn't cold enough to stick ....

How's your little firewood stack holding out? ...

So how did he raise the cost of healthcare? He didn't .... It's fake news ,,,,

Unfortunately, he can issue a pardon before the person has been charged or convicted of a crime ....

The question IS .... can you issue a blanket pardon that covers everything under the sun for past crimes that no one has been charged with, much less convicted of? Is there a legal precedent?

A federal pardon is an expression of the president's forgiveness and ordinarily is granted in recognition of the applicant's acceptance of responsibility for the crime and established good conduct for a significant period of time after conviction or completion of sentence. Why pardon for a crime where there has been no conviction? Are they even legally binding? Has it ever been tested in court?