Chelsea the Tranny

This POS should NEVER have been pardoned by odumbo (most outrageous abuse of Presidential pardon authority since Mark Rich). He/she/it should have been left to rot in jail forever. The fact that such a treasonous cretin was allowed to run for US Senator (and received over 32,000 votes) makes me weep for this country.

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She’s dating WTF now.

She’s dating WTF now. Originally Posted by bambino

Is he a MTF trans?

Only seems appropriate you only date other trans people......

Chelsea is number one on assups speed dial......... I threw up a little looking at that damn link

This POS should NEVER have been pardoned by odumbo (most outrageous abuse of Presidential pardon authority since Mark Rich). He/she/it should have been left to rot in jail forever. The fact that such a treasonous cretin was allowed to run for US Senator (and received over 32,000 votes) makes me weep for this country.

https://articles.al.com/news/index.s...s_us_senat.amp Originally Posted by lustylad

Bradley wasn't pardoned, his sentence was commuted after serving 7 years of a 35 year sentence.. he still has a criminal record.

sick TG only got 6 percent of the vote.

This POS should NEVER have been pardoned by odumbo (most outrageous abuse of Presidential pardon authority since Mark Rich). He/she/it should have been left to rot in jail forever. The fact that such a treasonous cretin was allowed to run for US Senator (and received over 32,000 votes) makes me weep for this country.

https://articles.al.com/news/index.s...s_us_senat.amp Originally Posted by lustylad

No, just the 35 years it was sentenced to. in military sentencing, there is no such thing as early parole. they give you 35 years, you do 35 years.

of course, Obama pardoned it. because Obama is gay. literally.

Bradley wasn't pardoned, his sentence was commuted after serving 7 years of a 35 year sentence.. he still has a criminal record.

sick TG only got 6 percent of the vote. Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm

yet it was able to run for office. that's mostly to do with the fact that a Dishonorable Discharge isn't actually a felony conviction. maybe that should change?

when i was in the Navy, there was a controversial case where a guy went UA/deserted i.e. UA for over 30 days. he stole some copper from a military warehouse back when copper was in high demand. copper is rust proof so you can see why it's useful in ships. even salt water doesn't degrade it.

well, he also committed a bunch of armed robberies in San Diego. when he got caught, the DA declined to press charges for all those armed robberies. liberals and conservatives alike screamed bloody murder.

as it turns out, the DA was a former Navy JAG officer. he held a press conference to address the fact that by turning him over to the Navy, he'd likely get 20 years hard labor. if tried in civilian courts he'd probably get 10 years and be out on 5.

he got 20 years by Court-martial. at hard labor. and he did every day of it. no one complained after the DA explained what would happen to him at the hands of the Navy.

No, just the 35 years it was sentenced to. in military sentencing, there is no such thing as early parole. they give you 35 years, you do 35 years.

of course, Obama pardoned it. because Obama is gay. literally.

yet it was able to run for office. that's mostly to do with the fact that a Dishonorable Discharge isn't actually a felony conviction. maybe that should change? Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid

It should change for at least some of the dishonorable discharge charges. if one did time in a military prison, it should be part of the persons criminal record.


He should not be able to run for office.


Remember that Judge who was impeached by congress and someone forgot to put a clause barring him from running for office. He ran for office. Don't know if he's still in congress.

Eugene V. Debs, a socialist presidential candidate, was jailed for violating what was in all likelihood an unconstitutional law.

Eugene V. Debs, a socialist presidential candidate, was jailed for violating what was in all likelihood an unconstitutional law. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

was it the sedition act, he was convicted of?