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Shop NowJoe Biden decided to end the year by issuing some pardons.
For once, I don’t think too many people will have a problem with something that Biden is doing.
All the pardons were for elderly people with relatively minor crimes save one person.
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Five of the six pardons that Biden issued were for minor drug and alcohol crimes.
They were for “Gary Park Davis, 66, who served a six-month sentence for using a telephone for an unlawful cocaine transaction.
“Edward Lincoln De Coito III, 50, who served less than two years for marijuana trafficking.
“Vincent Ray Flores, 37, who plead guilty to using ecstasy and consuming alcohol while serving in the military and was sentenced to four months’ confinement and paid a fine.
“Charlie Byrnes Jackson, 77, who sold whiskey illegally when he was 18 and was sentenced to five years’ probation.
“John Dix Nock III, 72, who served six months’ community confinement for a marijuana offense 27 years ago.”
You could probably make a case against De Coito, but the rest of those offenses are minor, so this amounts to a PR stunt.
Then there is the case of Beverly Ann Ibn-Tamas, now 80 years old.
Ibn-Tamas was convicted of murder for killing her husband.
According to Ibn-Tamas, her husband was abusing her, including when she was pregnant.
She contended that her husband has abused her shortly before she killed him.
She served her time, went on to work as the Director of Nursing, then a case worker for the same company.
So, you tell me, do you have a problem with these pardons or do you let Biden off the hook this time and chalk it up to a PR stunt?
Source: Fox News
