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If you're not famous enough to go on Fox News, you can also donate to Trump for a pardon.
For those who didn’t receive the Fox News treatment, it appears that in at least one case, cold hard cash did the talking. Paul Pogue, a construction company owner who pleaded guilty to underpaying his taxes by $473,000 and received three years probation, was issued a full pardon and clemency by the president.
According to FEC filings, Pogue’s family has donated hundreds of thousands of dollars in direct contributions and in-kind air travel to the Trump Victory Committee. Beginning in August 2019, Ben Pogue—CEO of Pogue Construction and son of Paul Pogue—and his wife Ashleigh made over $200,000 in contributions to the campaign.
In August alone, Ben Pogue donated $85,000 to Trump Victory while Ashleigh Pogue contributed $50,000 that month. The following month, Ben Pogue made an in-kind air travel contribution of $75,404.40. The couple also made several large donations to the Republican National Committee and each donated $5,600 to Donald Trump for President Inc.
apparently all the stuff about trying to root out corruption in Ukraine wasn't totally on the level {nm} Feb 18, 12:09
If you're not famous enough to go on Fox News, you can also donate to Trump for a pardon. Feb 18, 15:35
You wanna play that game? A simple google search will show all kinds of upstanding people Obama pardoned. {nm} Feb 18, 15:40
sorry, the correct Whataboutist response is "but Clinton and Marc Rich!" Feb 18, 17:11
No... It's "But her emails..." {nm} Feb 19, 07:32
Who's next? Bernie Madoff?Many of Presidet Obama's clemency recipients were out of prison, but had non-violent drug Feb 20, 19:31