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mobeau69

(11,156 posts)
Fri Feb 9, 2018, 01:34 PM Feb 2018

When Hearst applied for a presidential pardon in 2000, the US attorney in San Francisco objected in

outraged terms. "I strongly oppose the pardon application filed by Patricia Hearst," the US attorney wrote, "The attitude of Hearst has always been that she is a person above the law and that, based on her wealth and social position, she is not accountable for her conduct, despite the jury's verdict."

Who was that US attorney? You may have heard of him. His name is Robert S. Mueller III."

https://www.cnn.com/2018/02/07/opinions/patty-hearst-kidnapping-toobin-opinion/index.html



That's right, Mr. Mueller; hold them accountable regardless of their wealth and social position. I really like this guy but I'm glad my ex didn't have him for her attorney!

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When Hearst applied for a presidential pardon in 2000, the US attorney in San Francisco objected in (Original Post) mobeau69 Feb 2018 OP
So Mueller has a hard on for elitists? randr Feb 2018 #1
"Why the hell did I fire Comey? What the hell was I thinking?" - Dotard mobeau69 Feb 2018 #2
No way Trump would think that PJMcK Feb 2018 #3

PJMcK

(22,047 posts)
3. No way Trump would think that
Fri Feb 9, 2018, 01:57 PM
Feb 2018

He is incapable of self-awareness.

And he would never think he had made a mistake. He's never even asked his god for forgiveness since he believes he's never done anything wrong.

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