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Rhiannon12866

(221,888 posts)
Tue Nov 19, 2024, 12:42 AM 3 hrs ago

Jan 6. Defendant's Pardon 'ALMOST CERTAIN'--The SHOCKING Statement That Could CHANGE Everything! - Talking Feds



A Jan 6. Lawyer representing Thomas Osborne, a Jan 6. rioter, in a latest filing says that the lawyer was in contact with a high official in the Trump administration who said that a pardon is 'almost certain.' - 11/18/2024.
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Jan 6. Defendant's Pardon 'ALMOST CERTAIN'--The SHOCKING Statement That Could CHANGE Everything! - Talking Feds (Original Post) Rhiannon12866 3 hrs ago OP
He campaigned on it. jimfields33 3 hrs ago #1
During the middle ages popes would sell something called indulgences. Dave Bowman 3 hrs ago #2
Or, in TFG's case, blind loyalty and future favors Rhiannon12866 3 hrs ago #3

Dave Bowman

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2. During the middle ages popes would sell something called indulgences.
Tue Nov 19, 2024, 01:10 AM
3 hrs ago

It was basically a pardon for the sins committed by someone so they wouldn't end up at a bad place after they died. Dump reminds me of this, currently. Giving pardons as a reward then eventually, if that's not already the case, he'll sell them for obscene amounts of money.

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