Trump looking into pardoning military members accused or convicted of war crimes: report

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May 19th 2019

Perhaps many will remember my asking you to write to the
Secretary of the Army and the Joint Chiefs of Staff asking them to
review Clagget’s case and recommend clemency.

Some will agree or disagree with my points.

I spent 4 years trying to help Corey, working with his attorney and he was royally screwed when he took the advice of his jag officer, a female that had never tried a murder case.

Had he declared his action to be premeditated murder, his punishment would have been shorter, not under Obama, but with a commander-in-chief with an ounce of sense.

This is not the first time a member in combat has been wrongly found guilty for following direct orders and it won’t be the last.

The military judicial system is not infallible.

Corey with his mom Melanie as he goes to serve his…

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Pic of the Day..

Even Eric Holder’s Wife Got Fast And Furious Executive Privilege

Flopping Aces

By Daniel John Sobieski

As the Democrat Lilliputians try to make Atty. Gen. William Barr the second cabinet officer to be held in contempt of Congress, it is serves us well to remember that Democrats didn’t quite have the same attitude toward a President protecting his administrative turf when the first, Eric Holder, was under President Obama’s executive privilege umbrella during the Fast and Furious scandal (sorry, Joe).

Unlike the current “collusion delusion”, Holder/Obama’s Fast and Furious gun-running operation involved real crimes, real dead bodies, and real obstruction of justice as administration officials colluded with Mexican drug cartels to supply them with high-powered semi-automatic weapons, one of which was used to murder Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry. As PJ Media notes: