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Rotten to the core! Republican senator Ben Sasse slams Donald Trump s pardon spree

The Nebraska Senator blasted Trump s pardons in a terse statement  This is rotten to the core President Donald Trump announced 29 more pardons Wednesday, after giving 20 on Tuesday  He rewarded loyalists like Jared Kushner s father, his former campaign manager Paul Manafort and his longtime crony Roger Stone  Kushner family was greatly embarrassed by the prosecution of Charles Kushner His tawdry crime included setting up his brother-in-law with a prostitute, videotaping it and then trying to blackmail him over it Pardons of Manafort and Stone reward two loyalists who didn t cooperate with special counsel Robert Mueller s probe, which both men were convicted under   

Latest Pardon Supporter List Is Yet Another Who s Who Of Trump Influencers

Again and again in Donald Trump’s Washington, it’s about who you know.  That was the case Wednesday night with the President’s latest wave of pardons as he prepares to leave the White House. Most everyone on the list either had a connection to the Big Man themselves or friends in high places willing to make their case.  In that sense, Wednesday’s list was much the same as Tuesday’s before it, accompanied by a White House statement chock full of Republican congressmen and television stars vouching for their friends or favored causes.  But as Trump progressed toward Christmas, the names got bigger: Charles Kushner, father of Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser Jared; former campaign chairman Paul Manafort and key confidante Roger Stone, both Russia probe cases; Margaret Hunter, whose husband former Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-CA) Trump had pardoned the day prior. 

Trump pardons include former officer who released police dog on man

Trump pardons include former officer who released police dog on man Kaelan Deese © Getty Images Trump pardons include former officer who released police dog on man A former police officer convicted in 2001 of a felony and civil rights charges for setting her K-9 dog on a man suspected of theft was one of the 28 people pardoned by President Trump on Wednesday, according to a report in The Washington Post. Paul Manafort and Roger Stone were among the big names pardoned by Trump, but he also gave the nod to Stephanie C. Mohr, a former Prince George s County canine police officer.

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