5 People Asking President Bush for Pardons

Reader Comments

Back to article

After reading the crimes committed by most of the individuals president Bush have pardon...my request for a pardon for a simple assualt seem childist and totally wacky. Nevertheless,I'm forwarding my request for a presidential pardon over a domestic violence charge against me ten years ago. We'll see what happen. I have to mail it tonight...time for the Bush Administration has come to a close, in just five days from now.

Jim Walker of DC 4:27PM January 15, 2009

Why not? Bill Clinton pardoned felon drug dealers.

ChamberDoc of ND 12:55PM November 25, 2008

Add Your Thoughts
Your comment will be posted immediately, unless it is spam or contains profanity. For more information, please see our Comments FAQ.

Back to article

advertisement

Debate Club

Was 2011 One of the Worst Years for the U.S. Government in American History?

Experts debate where 2011 ranks among Washington's worst years.

Latest Video

Thomas Jefferson Street Blog

What John Edwards Tells Us About the Legal Profession

The legal profession is experiencing a very serious breakdown of ethics.

What the GOP Should Do if Obamacare Falls

If Obamacare is struck down by the Supreme Court, the Democrats are responsible for proposing another plan.

Barack Obama and George Bush Show Congress How to Act Like Adults

Obama and Bush are capable of acting like adults. Why isn't Congress?

Mitt Romney Should Put Up or Shut Up on Syria

The Republican candidate has proven he doesn't have the foreign policy credentials necessary to be president.

Mitt Romney's Colorado Disconnect

The presumptive GOP nominee seems unwilling or unable to talk about local issues in a swing state he desperately needs to win.

Donald Trump Makes Kim Kardashian Look Good

At least Kim Kardashian doesn't take herself seriously.

The Vietnam War Still Haunts Us

History rhymes once again, thanks so much.

'Transcripters' Make Birthers Look Smart

Now the fringe right wants the president's university grades to prove he wasn't a good student.

advertisement