It might be nice, to pardon, say, a 15 year old Canadian boy currently being held at Guantanamo Bay. That would be a reasonable pardon in my eyes.

Nice list of his pardons. Some are a bit shaky!

What about Clinton's, tho?? He has some that are pretty good, too.

16 members of FALN, a Puerto Rican nationalist group that set off about 100+ bombs in NYC and Chicago.

Edgar and Vonna Jo Gregory: Bank Fraud. They were buddies of Tony Rodham, Hillary's younger bro.

Carlos Vignali: Coke trafficking.

Marc Rich: tax evasion. His wife dumped a bunch of money into the Clinton Presidental Library and Hillary's Senate campaign. He was also a middleman for the Iraqi Oil for Food program.

Roger Clinton: Drug charges. This is Billy's half brother.

And my fav:

Melvin J. Reynolds, a Democratic Congressman from Illinois, who was convicted of bank fraud, 12 counts of sexual assault, obstruction of justice, and solicitation of child pornography had his sentence commuted on the bank fraud charged and was allowed to serve the final months under the auspices of a half way house. He had served his entire sentence on child sex abuse charges before the commutation of the later convictions.

I found all this on the Wikipedia Bill Clinton entry.

You'd think that a president would pardon those that really earned one, not someone that paid bribes, etc.

Look at some of the sentences. The commutation, Patricia Beckford got over 20 years for 50 grams of crack cocaine. Damn, she's already served 16 years!!
But back in 1975, Robert Michael Milroy, only got 7 and a half years for the importation of heroin.
And the bank embezzler, William Bruce Butt, a measly three years probation. The illegal gun dealer, Mariano Garza Caballero, 34 days imprisonment, four years probation, and a $1,000 fine.
Hmmm, it's easy to tell who the real criminals are.