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Agree to disagree. How can you not say that they are not hiding something if the idea of a pardon for them is being floated out there? It just seems like the logical response.I definitely don’t agree with your first point, but I agree that’s exactly what Trump and his supporters will say. There’s no evidence of any kind that Miley, Schiff, or Cheney have done anything other than oppose/disagree with Trump. But if someone tries to protect them, Trump will certainly say “why are they being protected if they did nothing wrong?”—when the answer is obviously because he’s threatening them lol. But his supporters will buy it, I’m sure.
This is 100% Trump’s fault. When a person runs a campaign on vengeance and retribution, teases military tribunals and death for Democrats, this is the result. According to Trump, we are a far bigger enemy than any external threat.
When someone says shit like that, it’s best to assume they mean it.
I agree with you that pardons like these are a bad precedent.
Not as bad a precedent as threatening opponents with death and tribunals, but bad nonetheless.
As far as Trump’s legal problems, the evidence is absolutely overwhelming in the fake elector, classics docs, and J6 cases. If you can ignore all of that and still buy the “they wife just out to get Trump” narrative, there’s probably not much I can say to convince you.
I can understand why you wouldn't want him to go after them and try to find crimes all because he doesn't like them. That would be wrong.
