I forgot one other thing. Magoo stepped on the left’s narrative again. They were planning on making the whole news cycle about Kash Patel and instead he whole day was about the pardon.

I’m sure all of you were less than surprised by Magoo pardoning Hunter. Maybe you like me were only surprised by the timing. It’s a little unusual. Usually they are issued right before the president leaves office. Now I heard Trey Gaudy say the reason for the timing was because Hunter was scheduled to be sentenced next week and that requires a very detailed pre sentencing investigation and Magoo wanted to preempt that and keep all the messy details involved in his criminal activities hidden.

I was very surprised when I heard the breadth of the pardon because when it was first reported it sounded like it applied only to the tax and gun charges that he was found guilty of, but it turned out to be a blanket pardon for any and all federal crimes he may have committed for a ten year period. It even pardoned him if he had committed a murder during the time period and no one knew about it.

Now the interesting thing about it as a couple of people have pointed out today is that it could backfire on Magoo because now congressional committees can subpoena and interrogate Hunter and he can’t take the Fifth because no matter what he says it can’t incriminate him because he’s already been pardoned, and if he refuses to answer he can be prosecuted for contempt and go to prison, and you can bet that the Trump DOJ would prosecute!

But fear not for the Biden crime family. I’m sure that in January Magoo will pardon his brother and himself and who knows who else was involved in the syndicate. He might even update Hunter’s pardon to cover every last second until his term is over. And yes to one who asked, he can pardon anyone including himself. It’s never been done because it’s never been necessary before the lawfare age.

Another one of you wondered if the pardon power could be used to reach state crimes as well as federal. The constitution only refers to federal crimes and I and most other people believe it doesn’t apply to state crimes. However I have seen Mark Levin lay out on two occasions how he believes that with respect to the president, the Supremacy Clause would also apply it to state actions. Maybe we’ll find out if Bragg and Fani don’t withdraw their nonsense.

A couple of things about Magoo’s statement. First his basic argument is that Hunter was politically targeted and prosecuted because of his last name. Come again? Your DOJ and AG were going after your son to get you out. You’re even more brain dead than I thought.

The second thing that caught my eye is the nonsense that Hunter has been sober for five and one half years. Sorry I didn’t forget the cocaine found in the residence part of the White House or the videos I posted of Hunter snorting on the White House balcony. No way this loser has been clean and sober for 5 1/2 years. Maybe Magoo only used sober thinking it only covers alcohol. And lastly the pardon means that Hunter won’t be piss tested for a long period of time.

Tomorrow I will comment on the Magoo pardon if there is something that hasn’t already been said or if I get a request from one of you for my thoughts.

Unfortunately I couldn’t download it but just go to Fox News app and look for the clip of a very young child getting glasses and seeing for the first time. His reaction is priceless and will make you smile. It truly is awesome.

I came across this today. It’s the PhD dissertation for a new doctor from Oxford. It would make SK proud. And it demonstrates the vacuousness of our upper level universities. I challenge you to read the synopsis in the middle, blow it up to make it easier, and tell me what the hell she said. Apparently if you stink it hurts your advancement opportunities or something. It’s just more woke bs masquerading as intelligence.

https://twitchy.com/grateful-calvin/2024/11/30/smells-like-bs-phds-olfactory-oppression-dissertation-shows-everything-wrong-with-education-n2404440