Former nursing home CEO included in Biden’s sweeping clemency grant

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11 thoughts on “Former nursing home CEO included in Biden’s sweeping clemency grant

  1. What second chance do all of the people who were ripped off get? Using Biden’s logic, he should empty all of the prisons so the inmates can “reintegrate into their families and communities.”

    1. Wait until you read the list of people Trump gave the same treatment… and its even bigger of a list!

    2. @JJ Frankie

      Presidents, and the number of individuals that they have pardoned, commuted, or rescinded:

      Ford: 406
      Carter: 566 + 200k Vietnam Draft evaders
      Reagan: 406
      George HW Bush: 77
      Clinton: 459
      George W Bush: 200
      Obama: 1927
      Trump: 237
      Biden: 8,062 (and still a month left)

    3. Between JJ Frankie, West Coast Wes, and Joe B. it seems the “Trump Button” didn’t work this time…

      Ryan H. got the facts!

    4. to be fair – there is zero factual data backing up your Biden number. It appears to be madeup and the real number is closer to 1,750

      and yes I was wrong, trump passed laws allowing people to avoid prosecution for crimes so he did not have to give them pardons…. the ones he did pardon he made ambassadors and government officials this time around.

      I look forward to $8 eggs and $5 gas as Trump told us to expected next summer!

  2. I really don’t understand this philosophy. If I were one of the people he defrauded I would be irate. Actually, I’m not one and am irate. I wonder what this “human being” thinks about the killing of the insurance CEO.

  3. Burkhart joins the Judge who was (over) sentencing minors to incarceration at a private institution in exchange for kickbacks – destroyed a lot of kids and families to satisfy his greed. Wonder what the social media morons would say if that dirtbag was killed by Mangione…

  4. How did an obscure white collar criminal in Indiana come to the attention of the drooling potato pretending to be president? Who was paid off to facilitate this?
    IBJ employees, by chance is your Patron Saint Andre driving a new car?

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