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Leon Villegas
17 April, 21:19
Why are presidential pardons controversial
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Gypsy
17 April, 21:44
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It most people it seems crazy that the president can release a convicted felon and go on with their day.
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Addisyn Benton
17 April, 23:03
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It most people it seems crazy that the president can release a convicted felon and go on with their day.
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