I wouldn't be surprised if the amount of money you had and the opportunity for somebody who was issued could charge to the pardon office had an opportunity to get some of that money for their new hedge fund.
Steve Cohen
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Steve Cohen is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Tennessee's 9th congressional district since 2007. A member of the Democratic Party, Cohen has been involved in various legislative efforts and has served on multiple committees during his tenure. He is known for his advocacy on issues such as civil rights, healthcare, and education. Cohen has also been vocal on matters concerning the executive branch and its impact on local communities.
That is a serious thing, healthcare fraud and that is what this gentleman was doing.
A pardon should be available for cocaine too, but you ought to know what you are doing.
The pardons that he issued were mostly for people with large amounts of money.
I think we should have a--that bill should come up for a hearing and for a markup.
It wasn't about Trump. It was about the fact that the system should be fair.
The idea of having a panel is a good idea if the President would abide by it.
In the last several Congresses, I have introduced resolutions to limit the pardon power.
We passed the Bipartisan Prohibiting Punishment of Acquitted Conduct Act, sponsored by Cohen, by Congressman Cohen.
Clemency should act as a corrective to adjust the system that is not always just.
We must either be on the side of a system of justice that ensures fair and equal treatment for all or you're on the side of a system that caters to the privileged and the powerful.
You think she got the treatment Hunter did? She didn't, she got three years in jail, three years in jail.
We have not allowed a President to pardon himself or herself, any family member up to a third degree of relation.
I am a big supporter, as you know, of Amtrak and passenger rail service throughout this country.
It is really a, frankly, an embarrassment that we don't serve such a major and prominent city.
It is the principle that's important, not the individual, because it lives way after us.
Hitler is rolling in his grave because here's been rendered a footnote in history eclipsed by the evil Dr. Fauci who dared to save millions of lives potentially.
I don't care if it is Hunter Biden or if it is Donald Trump, Jr. The President shouldn't be pardoned.
The President could get away with all kinds of things that he shouldn't, and the Congress is surrendering its power.
I would hope that the chair would take this up as an issue that can get passed.





