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I was reading an article about how the Obama administration likely won't prosecute Bush officials who authorized torture, and it got me thinking more generally about Bush's pardons. They're coming, and they're gonna be nasty. Cheney and Rumsfeld are guaranteed. Anyone and everyone involved in ...
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News — ... writes. The 85-year-old Stevens may be a likely candidate for a pardon by the outgoing Bush administration, pardons that are sure to be generally controversial, AMERICAblog’s John Aravosis proclaims. Stevens told The Hill Tuesday he would not seek a pardon. Republican fortunes have suffered thanks to their decision to make Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) the Minority Leader, who has made the party further out-of-touch with its base, ...

Pardon Me? Bush Pardons 14, More To Come?
Firedoglake — ... , speculation runs rampant on who may get any amnesty nods before he leaves office.  It's nearing the end of the road for the Bushies, and  ...

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