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(3,997 posts)bluestarone
(16,859 posts)Or maybe a BUNCH! (House members)
Mike 03
(16,616 posts)I suspect Ron Johnson as well.
rainin
(3,010 posts)so they can receive their pardons
DFW
(54,277 posts)At the end of the day, none of them could pervert the election enough to reverse the result, so Trump might consider them failures, unworthy of his great magnanimous pardoning moods.
dlk
(11,512 posts)Without greatly increasing his personal legal jeopardy, he may not pardon anyone else. After all, its always all about him.
NotASurfer
(2,146 posts)One of the few things that will get a Senator (or Representative for that matter) to the 2/3 vote for expulsion from the chamber is being guilty of a felony or two.
Suppose Cruz gets a pardon for coordinating an armed insurrection. Accepting the pardon accepts that he actually did coordinate an armed insurrection. Ignoring the 14th Amendment implications, that's an admission of a serious felony with responsibility for 6 deaths. Hard to see the Senate, partisan as it is, doing anything other than asking for a resignation and expelling him if he remains defiant.