Clinton pardoned to become President

This may be a bit short but I am going to try to keep it just to the point of my 'prediction'.

I am seeing Clinton winning the nomination from the DNC and almost immediately being indicted/charged on ALL counts of the mishandling of classified data.

In November she will receive a full pardon for this and all previous crimes therefore opening her path to take the Presidency with 'clean' hands.

The people on the streets will vote for her following the premise that any publicity is good publicity.

Hillary will become President.

My head will implode LOL.

Opinions?

originally posted by: Technomancer01
This may be a bit short but I am going to try to keep it just to the point of my 'prediction'.

I am seeing Clinton winning the nomination from the DNC and almost immediately being indicted/charged on ALL counts of the mishandling of classified data.

In November she will receive a full pardon for this and all previous crimes therefore opening her path to take the Presidency with 'clean' hands.

The DNC did not place its eggs in a basket that is up for indictment and will have to be pardoned.

If Hillary is recommended for indictment, it will happen before the convention and the superdelegates will have an opportunity to change their support to Bernie. Hillary will not win with a pardon hanging over her head.

I think it's far more plausible that the entire federal government would work towards electing Bernie's huge domestic budget.

a reply to: MotherMayEye

Thank you for the polite counter it is appreciated.

my .02

a reply to: Technomancer01

You're welcome! My thoughts are only worth.02¢, too.

My prediction is an indictment will never come.

And we will have our first FELON in chief.

If she would ever to be charged, but she won't.

Doesn't one have to be convicted before they can be pardoned?

Well, since Obama has endorsed her for POTUS already, I would say the odds are good he would pardon her too. If that were to happen I sure would hope that would make her un-electable.

originally posted by: Technomancer01
This may be a bit short but I am going to try to keep it just to the point of my 'prediction'.

I am seeing Clinton winning the nomination from the DNC and almost immediately being indicted/charged on ALL counts of the mishandling of classified data.

In November she will receive a full pardon for this and all previous crimes therefore opening her path to take the Presidency with 'clean' hands.

The people on the streets will vote for her following the premise that any publicity is good publicity.

Hillary will become President.

My head will implode LOL.

Opinions?

That's a nice dream...except the pardon bit. Generally, nowadays you need to be convicted of something before a pardon, not that I particularly like the lassie, but a dream is a dream.

a reply to: smurfy

Just to clear something up Smurfy. I am a Trump supporter LOL I voted for him already and will vote again. Just so there is no confusion that this is a 'We Luv Hillary' post.

2016 has been an interesting year, with a few surprises thus far. I'm betting we still have a surprise or two coming, before years end. Don't forget to wear your seatbelt.

originally posted by: paradoxious
Doesn't one have to be convicted before they can be pardoned?

No. One does not have to be convicted to be pardoned by the President.

The Constitution allows pardons at any time after commission of a crime, even before any legal proceeding. Remember, Ford pardoned Nixon before any indictment.

a reply to: MotherMayEye

and the super-delegates will have an opportunity to change their support to Bernie.

Keep the faith

a reply to: queenofswords

Thanks for the research, I was just starting to look myself.

originally posted by: queenofswords

originally posted by: paradoxious
Doesn't one have to be convicted before they can be pardoned?

No. One does not have to be convicted to be pardoned by the President.

The Constitution allows pardons at any time after commission of a crime, even before any legal proceeding. Remember, Ford pardoned Nixon before any indictment.

A girl has no name.

Sorry, couldn't resist.

originally posted by: Technomancer01
a reply to: smurfy

Just to clear something up Smurfy. I am a Trump supporter LOL I voted for him already and will vote again. Just so there is no confusion that this is a 'We Luv Hillary' post.

I'm not a Trump supporter either, I was making a point of order for your dream. However, I dare say Judge Jeanine for instance, might look the other way regards any of Donald's, ' ephemeral' transgressions.

That's the funny thing about dreams, they never make sense.

originally posted by: Technomancer01

Hillary will become President.

Opinions?

Donald Trump is the next President of the United States.

Sorry, Hillary's time passed years ago.

Americans want a "new face" in the White House.

Same old, same old, doesn't work for the voters.

It's got to be fresh, new, bold, different.

It's got to make the voters "feel" that this time there will really be "change."

That's why Trump wins.

She won't need a pardon. She didn't do anything illegal. Sorry reps but you all know this and just can't seem to swallow it.

www.washingtonpost.com...

a reply to: AMPTAH

Wishin and a hopin and a prayin but it ain't gonna happen. Not even close.
Prepare to see the biggest landslide in election history.
Trumps ego will take its biggest hit ever.

originally posted by: paradoxious
Doesn't one have to be convicted before they can be pardoned?

Nixon was never 'convicted' of anything.

His successor, Gerald Ford, immediately pardoned Nixon for all the crimes he “committed or may have committed” while in office. Although Nixon was never prosecuted,...

www.history.com...