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Chris Williams Jul 21, 2023

This is an interesting take from over on Twitter, and I'd like to hear what @Teri_Kanefield has to say about it.

https://twitter.com/BlackKnight10k/status/1682115131826683904?t=zdr_1apSbRaWnzmTekiStA&s=19

In a nutshell, he posits that Trump couldn't pardon all the January 6th insurrectionists, because he would have to pardon all the leaders as well, and the presidential pardon only accounts for federal crimes. And he and his people would be required to structure the parties in such a way that it would provide a roadmap for how each state could prosecute them.

I Smoked Trump’s Stolen National Treasures on Twitter

“One of the only good things Trump did while he was in office was failing to issue pardons on January 6. If you think about it, given that he had the power to pardon everyone who attacked the capitol on 1/6, you have to ask yourself why he didn't do so at the time, given that the…”

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Chris Williams Jul 3, 2023

Did you see this @Teri_Kanefield ?

https://www.democracydocket.com/cases/florida-omnibus-voter-suppression-law-challenge/

The court enjoined Florida from enforcing two parts of its voter suppression attempts.

🚨 New Lawsuit Filed in Florida

Read the complaint.

Democracy Docket

Chris Williams May 9, 2023

Waterluvian May 9, 2023

@Teri_Kanefield I was. But I tripped and dropped my notes and now they’re all mixed in with my geology notes.

So you’re saying there’s two kinds of appeal: mafic and felsic, but the mere presence of silica and feldspar aren’t enough to cause a judge to order a new trial. It requires the complete absence of _any_ magnesium or iron.

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Chris Williams Apr 3, 2023

@Teri_Kanefield

Here's a link to the Washington Post article that confirms the rumor

https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2023/04/02/trump-mar-a-lago-obstruction-classified/

Justice Dept. said to have more evidence of possible Trump obstruction at Mar-a-Lago

Ex-staffer Molly Michael’s emails and texts are guiding Justice Department investigators, who increasingly suspect the former president tried to keep some documents after a subpoena was issued.

The Washington Post

Chris Williams Apr 3, 2023

From Twitter
@Teri_Kanefield

The Justice Department has obtained further evidence suggesting Trump committed criminal obstruction of justice.

Investigators are being guided by emails and texts from a former Trump aide, which have shed light on important events from last year.

Anonymous sources close to the investigation have confirmed that this evidence points to Trump possibly going through boxes of documents after receiving a subpoena.

https://twitter.com/CalltoActivism/status/1642626678806421506?t=utJ6rg_vkxQ6Rb3gj6GWGA&s=19

CALL TO ACTIVISM on Twitter

“JUST IN: The Justice Department has obtained further evidence suggesting Trump committed criminal obstruction of justice. Investigators are being guided by emails and texts from a former Trump aide, which have shed light on important events from last year. Anonymous sources…”

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