Trump grants clemency to Great Grandmother

a reply to: RowanBean

Try again. If you're going to wear a Mr Bean face at least try to keep up

originally posted by: TheConstruKctionofLight
a reply to: RowanBean

Try again. If you're going to wear a Mr Bean face at least try to keep up

So you had no point but to make an accusation of that poster?

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan

How much did the studio pay her?

If Kim Kardashian wasn't making money off her porn do you think it would still number 1 on PornHub?

Lily Thai is a porn star, Kim K not so much.

a reply to: Xtrozero

He is also going to pardon Dwight Hammond Jr., 73, and Steven Hammond, 46 next I bet you...not sure if your porn stars will be involved with this one.

I'd like to see that...The Hammonds are definitely worthy of clemency. They never should have been tried and incarcerated the first time, much less the second time.

originally posted by: conspiracy nut
a reply to: burdman30ott6

I find it hilarious that you are trying to portray Kim as a victim of a sex tape released against her consent. You guys will try and portray anyone in a positive light that as long as they are pro/friendly w trump. Kim sold the footage to vivid for $5 million dollars, but she's a victim now LMAO

She made lemonade out of lemons. Frankly, I don't really give 2 craps whether she sold the rights to the tape or continued to pursue a lawsuit on it, bottom line: it was her private business and her concerns. She made a tape with her boyfriend at the time, that's a far cry from considering her to be on the same field as some frumpet who gets paid upfront to bed strangers then claims a royalty from the video sales of the prostitution encounter.

I don't think I'm out of character where Kardashien is concerned. I've called her show pointless, and the material covered "inane," but as far as she goes I've always found her to be somewhat tolerable. She is, after all, pretty easy on the eyes. If it matters, I've openly supported her father, OJ Simpson, numerous times and I'm pretty damn sure he's had no pro-Trump moments in his life.

a reply to: Boadicea

While he's at that, he should order the justice department to reopen the Lon Horiuchi manslaughter case and charge him in federal court this time.

originally posted by: TheConstruKctionofLight
a reply to: nwtrucker

Ah...you again...try harder and read it in context.

It's humor, sonny, tongue in cheek.

P.S. I'm onto you. Your not messing with my head. LOL.

originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: Boadicea

While he's at that, he should order the justice department to reopen the Lon Horiuchi manslaughter case and charge him in federal court this time.

That would really be something... and couldn't happen to a more worthy lying murderous dog... actually, that's insulting to dogs and they deserve better. My apologies.

"Despite receiving a life sentence, Alice worked hard to rehabilitate herself in prison, and act as a mentor to her fellow inmates."

The statement added that the administration believed in being tough on crime but believed in giving a second chance to those who tried to better themselves in prison.

I certainly agree people deserve a second chance and that drug sentences are often way too harsh, but I don't really think it should be up to the President to make these choices because it seems highly unfair to the thousands of other people in prison who wont get such special treatment. Either pass laws which allow all non-violent drug offenders to go free if they've served a certain amount of time already or don't let them go, but don't cherry pick who can and cannot go free. The article states this lady was in some sort of coc aine smuggling ring which is why she got such a long sentence, and I'm sure there are many other drug smugglers who wish to be let out because they behaved well and feel like they've spent enough time in prison. I'm glad to see this women back with her family I'm just saying it's a slippery slope.

originally posted by: ChaoticOrder

"Despite receiving a life sentence, Alice worked hard to rehabilitate herself in prison, and act as a mentor to her fellow inmates."

The statement added that the administration believed in being tough on crime but believed in giving a second chance to those who tried to better themselves in prison.

I certainly agree people deserve a second chance and that drug sentences are often way too harsh, but I don't really think it should be up to the President to make these choices because it seems highly unfair to the thousands of other people in prison who wont get such special treatment. Either pass laws which allow all non-violent drug offenders to go free if they've served a certain amount of time already or don't let them go, but don't cherry pick who can and cannot go free. The article states this lady was in some sort of coc aine smuggling ring which is why she got such a long sentence, and I'm sure there are many other drug smugglers who wish to be let out because they behaved well and feel like they've spent enough time in prison. I'm glad to see this women back with her family I'm just saying it's a slippery slope.

Apparently you didn't read it through. She served 20 of a life + 25 sentence and was a model prisoner despite the sentence. She earned the clemency. How many others do you think the same applies to? Not bloody many.

Presidential pardons are the last chance for many. You'd take that away? Bizarre. She was turned down by Obama and she'd still be in without Trump's intervention.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha

It's a well known fact that Melanie did porn when she was younger. Do you have a problem with porn stars?

Well known...by who...you? You don't think the left would dominate this in the media for years if it was true..being a star and all what was her famous title?

Personally I don't care but it seems to be a big point with you, but when you say porn star you better have some references back it all up...lol

Trump is obsessed with porn stars. He married one, and he had affairs with at least two that we know of. And now, we pardoned a convict because of a porn star's request.

Boy you are righteous...lol

The deep state viewed Trump's cabinet as nothing more than scabs. People who weren't familiar with the DC political game and who didn't know how to backroom deal and would be reluctant to get involved in that kind of dirty business. So they got spied on and then got either blackmailed to butt out or they got taken down. You had the deep state completely in sync with both Bushes and they made quick friends with the Clintons and cleaned up after them. And they owned Obama from the start so he was never a problem, he was always a rubber stamp that did what he was told. I think Trump has made some kind of truce with them at this point. He's letting them push for war like they did with the previous POTUS and wanted to do with Hillary. But I think Trump has some dirt on them he's holding as insurance. Dirt which would basically take the DNC off the map and ruin Obama and the Clinton's name and legacy. But that's the nuclear option and a last resort. Trump's a little crazy and that's dangerous for us and them. But more for them. And if the worst people around hate Trump the most, how bad a guy can he be?

a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan

and going by those regulations porno movies are totally legal

on a side note prostitution is not legal.
i say this because stormy is a porno film star. legal. not a prostitute/whore which is illegal

i say that because of all the people, some in this thread that have been calling her a whore and a prostitute cause they are butt hurt over what is happening with the donald.
now they come in here to defend kim with what constitutes a porn star or someone who had a sex tape

its #ing hilarious.

do you not see the hypocrisy?

that is always the best part of all these threads

melania=model
kim=famous for being famous

stormy= slut whore prostitute

hahahahahahah

originally posted by: Allaroundyou
a reply to: nwtrucker

At first I didn’t like having to go to people that are for the most part older than me and telling them hey get this fixed or you will get fixed. I was too soft. Then when I got the right team together I still felt soft doing this. At first when I walked into an office for a meeting I was looked at like a little punk. Now when I walk in they cringe and get flustered. Just takes time.

Eugh. You sound like a terrible manager.

Sounds like you've got very good people on your team but if they cringe and get flustered by your presence then you're doing something seriously wrong...

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: nwtrucker


Looks like she's an African American/Black. Nah... can't be.

Why does that matter?

Are you playing the race card, even though race has nothing to do with this?

Funny that whenever Trump does anything to criticise or admonish a black person, he's called a racist - but it's all of a sudden not about race when he helps a black person. Hmm.

a reply to: UKTruth

See my post above cause it's much like that.
Lot of hypocrisy these days from both sides.

When you think about it it's #ed up that there are sides

a reply to: nwtrucker

She was turned down by Obama and she'd still be in without Trump's intervention.

She didn't make Obama's list, true. But, at the end of 2016, Obama pardoned 231 nonviolent drug offenders.

President Obama Has Now Commuted the Sentences of 348 Individuals
June 3, 2016 at 3:30 PM ET by Neil Eggleston

Summary: Underscoring his commitment to reforming our criminal justice system, the President has commuted the sentences of more individuals than the past 7 presidents combined. obamawhitehouse.archives.gov...

In other cases, on December 19, Obama commuted the sentences of a series of people imprisoned for life terms over drug offenses because of three-strikes laws, including marijuana dealing, as well as people who demonstrated that they were candidates for a second change. The New York Times described it as “one of the larger uses of the presidential power to show mercy in modern presidential history,” saying Obama has now shown clemency to 1,324 people.

heavy.com...

a reply to: Xtrozero

Well known...by who...you? You don't think the left would dominate this in the media for years if it was true..

Why Melania Trump’s Nude Photos Matter www.huffingtonpost.com...

What does that have to do with Melania’s nude photos? Besides the obvious “I’m guessing the people listed above wouldn’t approve” argument, the photos include woman-on-woman action. Yep, that means gay, immoral, un-Christian, Armageddon, Nazis, terrorism, pedophilia, you name it (because they’re not going to).

Melania Trump’s girl-on-girl photos from racy shoot revealed
By Isabel Vincent
August 1, 2016 | 12:57am nypost.com...

Personally I don't care but it seems to be a big point with you

Rather, it's a BIG point for Trump! BIGLY!

originally posted by: TinySickTears
a reply to: UKTruth

See my post above cause it's much like that.
Lot of hypocrisy these days from both sides.

When you think about it it's #ed up that there are sides

I've never called Trump a racist. My post was referring to a Trump supporter that pulled the race card for absolutely no reason. So I'm not sure why the member you replied to directed his comment towards me. Not to mention their use of hyperbole is laughable.

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: TinySickTears
a reply to: UKTruth

See my post above cause it's much like that.
Lot of hypocrisy these days from both sides.

When you think about it it's #ed up that there are sides

I've never called Trump a racist. My post was referring to a Trump supporter that pulled the race card for absolutely no reason. So I'm not sure why the member you replied to directed his comment towards me. Not to mention their use of hyperbole is laughable.

He was making a point of the left, in general. He didn't refer to you in that post and you know it.