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Nothing about this president’s 11th-hour exercise of the pardon power reflects a desire to do justice. Rather than consult with

@TheJusticeDept

for recommendations, he prefers the advice of "friends." It should come as no surprise to see some wild abuses on his way out the door.

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The Washington Post

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Jan 18, 2021

Trump prepares to offer clemency to more than 100 people in his final hours in office wapo.st/3iowhyC

7:15 PM · Jan 19, 2021

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Are you about justice Mr. Warner?? Maybe take a look in VA own backyard where the good old boy system is alive and well.

It will never work out

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WH Counsel Cippollone said that pardons that were not finalized by last Friday could not be granted. the article you cited states that many of these commutations were finalized on Sunday.

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Actually.. who paid him the most money

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Follow the money.

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So let's talk about Marc Rich.

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Is there a way to make this power so all have to be vetted through the DOJ? This is just an abomination of it.

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Is this true? #Hawley standing in the way? #WeThePeople are in control & we want #Unity

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Senator Warner, what can be done post-trump regarding abuse of power with these pardons? Is there an avenue where they can be rescinded?