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    1. Tax evasion, wire fraud, and conspiracy… birds of a feather and all that…

    2. Aghast_Cornichon on

      I think what Trump really likes is pardoning people who have been convicted by juries and sentenced by judges and have prepared to go to prison… right before they have to actually surrender.

      That was the case with former Sheriff Scott Jenkins, who I think was to report to prison today. Roger Stone, too. Fraudster Carlos Watson, the same day he was going to surrender. The fraudsters he’s been pardoning have also been relieved of paying millions of dollars in restitution to victims, including the IRS.

    3. sedatedlife on

      Its very clear if you look through Trumps pardons is he does not view corruption and white collar crime as something that should be punished. You steal from a store he thinks you should be in prison you defraud millions from the government or working class you should get a free pass.

    4. pollingquestion on

      The party of Law & Order.

      The Democrats should laugh at any criticism that comes their way from Fox News and conservatives whenever they retake the WH and point to the complicity in this administration.

    5. Aghast_Cornichon on

      I’m going to give you exactly one guess at the skin color of the trial judge and the US Attorney who prosecuted the case.

      While being wealthy, MAGA, or famous certainly helps your pardon application, claiming political and personal bias by a judge is really the key to a Trump pardon.

    6. Reality show criminal helps other Reality show criminals… can we just change the channel already?

    7. pwningrampage on

      Wtf I thought these people lost everything after their conviction. Trump is a fucking disgrace to this country by pardoning anyone who fucking donates money to him. He’s treating this like a reality TV show.

    8. No_Clue_7894 on

      On brand, Orange Shitweasel only knows the finest.

      The couple was accused of conspiring to defraud Atlanta-area banks out of more than $30 million in fraudulent loans. Their accountant was also convicted on fraud and tax counts.

      The Chrisleys then spent the money on luxury cars, designer clothes, real estate, and travel — and used new fraudulent loans to pay back old ones,” the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Atlanta said when they were convicted.

      “After spending all the money, Todd Chrisley filed for bankruptcy and walked away from more than $20 million of the fraudulently obtained loans,” the U.S. attorney’s office said.

      The couple, along with their accountant, was also accused of a conspiracy to defraud the IRS after they became famous on television, prosecutors said.

      Todd and Julie Chrisley were found guilty by a jury on counts that include bank fraud, tax evasion and conspiracy. Julie Chrisley was also convicted on a count of obstruction of justice.

    9. gethereddout on

      So white people who commit crimes are free to go, but brown people commit zero crimes are sent to die a concentration camp in El Salvador. Got it

    10. Flurry of pardons the last few days following the Trump dinner. Funny how that happens.

    11. Clean_Lettuce9321 on

      So basically, just anybody who committed a crime was found guilty but has the money to pay him under the table. Is that how we’re doing pardons now, Trump?

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