Traveler said:
Obama can't pardon Hillary for something she's convicted of after he leaves office. The wheels of justice are going to turn very slowly for a few months. Investigating the Klinton Foundation will take a long time.
That is what one would reasonably think. Being only 70 some odd days until Jan 20th, wouldn't be much of a stretch to think an investigation would take that long. However, the FBI was able to read 650,000 emails in about 5 days! :roll:
Be a real shame to have to use up all that Clinton Cash to pay off her misdeeds. More preferably would be for her to pull a Janet Reno and save us all a lot of tax payer money paying for her all of her medical problems.
But, I am concerned that with previous precedent, that Obama can pardon her for all federal crimes committed during her time as secretary of state without being tried or convicted. Ford pardoned Nixon in such fashion. Saying such, Ford could only pardon Nixon for federally involved crimes. Killary likely has broken numerous state and local laws as well. In addition, Nixon's punishment removed the plunder of his crime- the Presidency. Killary has stored up massive amounts of plunder from her crimes. If her crimes were limited to pay for play, dismantling of the foundation and forfeiture of all personal assets would be a reachable solution in my mind- her losing all benefit of her crime and being denied her ultimate dream.
But, her giving away of state secrets, putting our personnel in grave danger, causing the death of multiple US government agents, creating a hell zone across much of the globe for personal gain, committing multiple acts of perjury, laundering money and protecting the laundering of money for criminals/cartels/and child traffickers, committing direct acts of treason for foreign agents, corrupting almost the entirety of the federal government and likely being complicit if not actively involved in child trafficking leads to an inability to ever pardon her for these crimes against the people of the US and the world.
She should be tried, convicted and sentenced.