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Question by birdie: When Cheney admitted to being a part of the "torture policy" on Friday, was he expecting a pardon or what? Best answer for When Cheney admitted to being a part of the "torture policy" on Friday, was he expecting a pardon or what?:
Answer by renicke@att.net
Because He is not part of reality! He is already moving back in his KBR office! This is man who helped start a war, that he made massive profit from! What did you expect! Outrage from a country that is worried about a little girl whos been dead for a year? He is a MONSTER!
Answer by taximomuv3
Bet you dollars to donuts he gets one - and I bet it shows up on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day....
Answer by Victorian
WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND!!!!
Answer by mc93433
What does he need a pardon for? Obviously he is above the law, or the law itself...He was never charged with anything to be pardon from....
Answer by Weasel McWeasel
What does he need a pardon for.? He can shoot people in the FACE and not have anyone press charges...........so, I imagine he can do any damn thing he wants.
Answer by iraqisax
Can we tolerate a government that allows elected public servants to be pardoned for any and all crimes they commit while in office? Where is the accountability? How could a president be impeached? Could he pardon himself? I say that the whole idea of presidential pardons is nonsense. We need to open our jails to criminal politicians. Give them a term in the Big House, not the White House.
Answer by Fred K
Lets hope GWB forgets about Big Dick till its to late
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Disgraced former New York City police commissioner Bernard Kerik has surfaced from prison to testify at a perjury trial in the Bronx.
The 57-year-old Kerik began testifying Monday in the case of two brothers accused of lying about renovations done on Kerik's apartment while he was a city official. He's expected to return to the witness stand on Wednesday.
The same investigation resulted in Kerik pleading guilty to corruption charges that landed him in a Maryland prison to serve a four-year term. He's been temporarily transferred to a lower Manhattan lockup so he can appear at the trial.
Kerik was hailed as hero after the Sept. 11 terror attacks and became a White House pick for Homeland Security chief. But he was forced to withdraw from consideration after reports surfaced about the shady apartment makeover and other misdeeds.
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