Dump thatha meedhaaa inkooo stone aaa

[veerigadu]

Thanks to GA. Thodakottandiiii fellow GAians….

[r2d2]

Arizona lo kooda vundi... despite all these he can still become President.. he can't pardon himself though...it probably doesn't matter.. and nobody really cares.. full of idiots on both sides of the aisle... God Bless America...

[Guest]

6 minutes ago, r2d2 said:

Arizona lo kooda vundi... despite all these he can still become President.. he can't pardon himself though...it probably doesn't matter.. and nobody really cares.. full of idiots on both sides of the aisle... God Bless America...

“Whether he can do so is untested. The Supreme Court may have to weigh in,” UCLA law professor Richard Hasen, a leading election law expert, told CNN.

“There is not a clear-cut answer,” Paul Schiff Berman, a constitutional law expert at The George Washington University Law School, told NY1.

“Most constitutional scholars believe that probably the answer is no, you can’t pardon yourself, because pardoning is meant to be an act of grace bestowed on someone else,” added Berman, who added that there was “nothing in the Constitution” to specifically bar the practice.

Aziz Huq, a constitutional law expert at the University of Chicago Law School, told the station there would be a case to be made that such a pardon would be an “abuse of … power.”

“However, I don’t see any meaningful mechanism whereby limits on the pardon power could be imposed,” Huq went on. “I don’t think that there is any practical way for someone who thinks that the pardon was unconstitutional, for raising that concern, either in a court or some other forum.”

If Trump was elected before his trial finished, he could also instruct his Justice Department to dismiss the case, Robert Ray, a lawyer who defended Trump in his first impeachment trial, told CNN.

One thing is clear under the Constitution – if Trump was convicted of a crime before the 2024 election, either by the feds or Manhattan prosecutors, he would be barred from voting for himself.

 

If it is upto the Supreme Court, we all know what it's going to say! 

[r2d2]

his biggest headache...

[veerigadu]

2 minutes ago, r2d2 said:

his biggest headache...

[Guest]

3 minutes ago, r2d2 said:

his biggest headache...

అది ఈ పాటికి  ప్రతి సీక్రెట్ సర్వీస్ వాడితో సీక్రెట్ గా.............!

[veerigadu]

1 minute ago, rushmore said:

అది ఈ పతికి ప్రతి సీక్రెట్ సర్వీస్ వాడితో సీక్రెట్ గా.............!

Thathaa ki unna insecurity ki....Antha free ga vadulthaduuu antava??? I doubt it...She seems trapped and chexually compromised. 

[Guest]

Just now, veerigadu said:

Thathaa ki unna insecurity ki....Antha free ga vadulthaduuu antava??? I doubt it...She seems trapped and chexually compromised. 

తాత ఇటువంటి విషయాల్లో full freedom ఇచ్చాడని Palm Beach golf clubs లో కథలు కథలుగా చెప్పుకుంటున్నారు! 

[southyeast]

57 minutes ago, r2d2 said:

Arizona lo kooda vundi... despite all these he can still become President.. he can't pardon himself though...it probably doesn't matter.. and nobody really cares.. full of idiots on both sides of the aisle... God Bless America...

Idiots are everywhere. We are mutually idiots if we don't agree to each other.

[HugoStrange]

suppose dampu thatha gelichade anuko, vellu convict chesina emavuthindi kaka, evadu velli Pesident ni arrest chesthadu, vadu nenu ranu ante emi cheyagalaru bro. Konni rojulu TV lo edichi taruvatha marchipotharu

[Fish]

2 hours ago, rushmore said:

అది ఈ పాటికి  ప్రతి సీక్రెట్ సర్వీస్ వాడితో సీక్రెట్ గా.............!

Really sad to see these comments, dump thata meeda unda hatred vallana? She was our First Lady and she didn’t involve in any decisions but still this is how we comment. This shows your true personality, not hers 

 

[Pavanonline]

3 hours ago, rushmore said:

“Whether he can do so is untested. The Supreme Court may have to weigh in,” UCLA law professor Richard Hasen, a leading election law expert, told CNN.

“There is not a clear-cut answer,” Paul Schiff Berman, a constitutional law expert at The George Washington University Law School, told NY1.

“Most constitutional scholars believe that probably the answer is no, you can’t pardon yourself, because pardoning is meant to be an act of grace bestowed on someone else,” added Berman, who added that there was “nothing in the Constitution” to specifically bar the practice.

Aziz Huq, a constitutional law expert at the University of Chicago Law School, told the station there would be a case to be made that such a pardon would be an “abuse of … power.”

“However, I don’t see any meaningful mechanism whereby limits on the pardon power could be imposed,” Huq went on. “I don’t think that there is any practical way for someone who thinks that the pardon was unconstitutional, for raising that concern, either in a court or some other forum.”

If Trump was elected before his trial finished, he could also instruct his Justice Department to dismiss the case, Robert Ray, a lawyer who defended Trump in his first impeachment trial, told CNN.

One thing is clear under the Constitution – if Trump was convicted of a crime before the 2024 election, either by the feds or Manhattan prosecutors, he would be barred from voting for himself.

 

If it is upto the Supreme Court, we all know what it's going to say! 

That is about federal cases, He can't pardon state crimes. 

[Pavanonline]

3 hours ago, r2d2 said:

Arizona lo kooda vundi... despite all these he can still become President.. he can't pardon himself though...it probably doesn't matter.. and nobody really cares.. full of idiots on both sides of the aisle... God Bless America...

Don't think he has a chance to win, he's more unfavourable than Biden. Anduke Biden thatha chilling in beach.