If he resigns in exchange for a pardon, will that cover

[dewsgirl]

the thousands of investigations, that will happen in the future?

[uponit7771]

1. I would think insurance fraud and back fraud are not going away

[BigmanPigman]

2. After Nixon resigned people still went to jail for crimes related to

Watergate. I am not a legal expert but I don't see how his resignation would make previously committed crimes disappear and it shouldn't matter whether or not he is pardoned by Pence. If others committed crimes, they are still guilty and should be tried in court.

[vsrazdem]

3. Only federal crimes, does not wipe away New York crimes.

[duforsure]

4. He'll have state crimes gone after

Forever until he's convicted after he leaves, if they give him a pardon for all the federal crimes he's committed, but I hope they refuse giving a pardon to him. They should reduce his kids sentences as the deal , not his, or charge him as a terrorist and just lock him up and find out everything he's done.

[Scarsdale]

5. NO. The entire family is

guilty of ripping off the country. They should have to face their crimes, too. Otherwise, we will never get rid of them. Now they found out how easy money flows to government agencies, they will never go away. Jr. is already talking about running for political office. He is as dumb as daddy, so why not? Iwanka wants to be the first female president. With the gop brains in power, why not? We already know how the gop elects the dimmest bulb in the pack.

[crickets]

9. +1

[avebury]

6. A pardon will not cover state charges.

I don't see New York ever giving up. He could also be at risk anywhere he has property where there could be tax and or bank fraud.

[Cosmocat]

7. Hes not going to resign

nm

[YOHABLO]

8. (If) When he loses he'll blame it on deep-state crap.

He'll drum up his bat shite believing base with conspiracy theories, quite possibly how the election was stolen. He would never resign. It would be a travesty to allow him and his cabal (family) go free from being indited on numerous charges.