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  1. On the one hand, this is pretty funny schadenfreude.

    On the other hand, fuck this guy completely.

  2. Why the hell would the Party accept a convicted pardoned felon? We’re not the republicans.

  3. urDeepestDesiree on

    It’s telling that Trump views pardons as transactional favors instead of matters of justice. The fact that he “regrets” one because it didn’t buy loyalty says a lot about how he approaches presidential power.
    Pardons aren’t supposed to be political IOUs.

  4. The whole situation is another reminder that Trump evaluates everything through personal benefit. Cuellar running again isn’t a betrayal it’s just democracy.
    If a former president is lamenting past pardons based on electoral convenience, that’s a pretty big red flag for how he’d use power again.

  5. Wait ‘til he finds out about all those pardoned Jan 6ers’ plots to overthrow—oh, wait. He _wants_ them to do that again

  6. Maybe he can claim he signed the pardon by autopen so it’s void. That’s bigley brain thinking there.

  7. Dems can’t trust Cuellar. He needs to be primaried. If he were to be re-elected, he would be the next Fetterman.

  8. Unique-Coffee5087 on

    Wait, he can do that? I mean, the conviction still stands, even if the penalty is removed, isn’t it?

  9. inksmudgedhands on

    I see a pattern emerging. Trump is pardoning all of these high ranking prisoners with political backgrounds probably in hopes that it will be seen as the new norm to pardon such people. That way if he ever goes to prison, people will be demanding that he get the same treatment.

    But he’s too dumb to realize that these people are in prison for a reason. They aren’t there because of an unfair system. They are rich and powerful. If they were innocent, they would have never gone in the first place. They are there because they *actually* corrupt. And once out, they will keep on doing what they are doing because they got a literal “get out of jail” card from the president himself.

  10. ““Such a lack of LOYALTY, something that Texas Voters, and Henry’s daughters, will not like. Oh’ well, next time, no more Mr. Nice guy!””

    This “gratitude kink” is really disturbing.

  11. Educational-Stop8741 on

    I feel like you should not be allowed to run for office if you have been pardoned. A pardon means you are guilty

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