So journos who're just hanging around Congress might want to get GOPers on the record on where the bar is for impeachment...
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But a pardoned person can be compelled to testify. If he lies, pres has to pardon again, and then testify again, and...
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Shhh. My bet is Don Sr's lawyers haven't figured that out yet.
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I don't think broad enough to P
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Oh, he can absolutely pardon his family.
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He can't pardon himself
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He can try.
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And unreviewable.
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immediate impeachment required
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True, but it also takes time to prosecute so better get started.
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and available pre-emptively. All rests on the Republicans on the Hill.
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Would be a great time to learn about the full extent and limitations on pres pardons, including historical challenges. I'll start digging.
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This is literally the only reason I can come up with for why Don Jr. would release those emails. He was promised a pardon.
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He can't be pardoned for state crimes. IJS...
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...not from State crimes. Normal protocols aside, one wonders what NY would do in conjunction with DOJ should this progress...
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Where the pardon begins the 5th ends. Lie, and the pardon is undone. Forced to testify. I bet on Dad to save his own skin before his kids.
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