Can you do me a favor? Can you retweet so @realDonaldTrump sees this? Thanks. #FocusOnTheTrumpDeathToll100K https://t.co/El0a80dWdT
A commutation or pardon in exchange for someone not testifying about you is a crime. Some wise Twitter responses in this post. #StoneCriminalCommutation #Manafort #Flynn #Stone #TrumpCriminals #WorstPresidentEver #EndTrumpRegime #BidenBlue2020 https://t.co/O72Dr0E62x
After the CEO of Goya Foods, a brand most known for its Hispanic-staple food offerings, lavished praise on President Trump at the White House, a call to boycott the company began trending on Twitter. https://t.co/6RWY1VoXTD
It was my honor to join you, Reshma, and the amazing young women of @GirlsWhoCode who will rebuild our world. 💻 https://t.co/TRhiwkWNCA
Here is convicted felon Roger Stone, whose prison sentence Donald Trump commuted tonight, giving the "white power" sign with his friends. No, he is not making an ok sign! https://t.co/pz8GjE4Bqp
Stone is Trump's 36th pardon/commutation, a record low number, by far, for the modern presidency. An unusually high number of these (31/36 by my count), like Stone's, were based on a personal or political connection. Both are forms of abuse of an undoubted presidential power.
