President Trump has granted pardons to Democrat Texas Congressman Henry Cuellar and his wife Imelda

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Cuellar and his wife took 600,000 dollars from a foreign business, an Azerbijian energy company. He fought to get them breaks in America. I understand that to Trump, taking bribes is not a crime. It is how you do business. Trump[is pardoning the wealthy and corrupt. He cannot see what is wrong about doing anything that makes money.
 
Cuellar and his wife took 600,000 dollars from a foreign business, an Azerbijian energy company. He fought to get them breaks in America. I understand that to Trump, taking bribes is not a crime. It is how you do business. Trump[is pardoning the wealthy and corrupt. He cannot see what is wrong about doing anything that makes money.
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Cuellar said following the pardon on Wednesday that, "I want to thank President Trump for his tremendous leadership and for taking the time to look at the facts."

"I thank God for standing with my family and I during this difficult time. This decision clears the air and lets us move forward for South Texas," he added. "This pardon gives us a clean slate. The noise is gone. The work remains. And I intend to meet it head on. Thank you Mr. President, God bless you, and God bless the United States of America."

In Trump's post on Wednesday, he shared a letter to him apparently written by Cuellar's daughters, titled, "Request for Compassion and Clemency for our Parents, Henry and Imelda Cuellar."

"Our parents are good, decent people who have spent their lives giving more than they’ve taken. They have loved this country deeply, served their neighbors without hesitation, and raised us to believe that kindness, faith, and hard work are the true measures of a meaningful life," the letter said. "Now, in the later years of their lives, all we want as their daughters is time — time to be with them, to share laughter and family dinners, and to see them live without the weight of worry. We hope they can one day retire peacefully and focus on family, faith, and the simple joys they have earned through a lifetime of service. All we want now is for our family to heal, to breathe freely again, and to see our parents’ good names restored."

"With all our hearts, we humbly ask that you show mercy and compassion to our parents — either by dismissing this case or granting a full and unconditional pardon," the letter also said. "We speak not only as their children but also as Americans who believe in the goodness of this country and in your ability to see the human side of every story."

 
Cuellar said following the pardon on Wednesday that, "I want to thank President Trump for his tremendous leadership and for taking the time to look at the facts."

"I thank God for standing with my family and I during this difficult time. This decision clears the air and lets us move forward for South Texas," he added. "This pardon gives us a clean slate. The noise is gone. The work remains. And I intend to meet it head on. Thank you Mr. President, God bless you, and God bless the United States of America."

In Trump's post on Wednesday, he shared a letter to him apparently written by Cuellar's daughters, titled, "Request for Compassion and Clemency for our Parents, Henry and Imelda Cuellar."

"Our parents are good, decent people who have spent their lives giving more than they’ve taken. They have loved this country deeply, served their neighbors without hesitation, and raised us to believe that kindness, faith, and hard work are the true measures of a meaningful life," the letter said. "Now, in the later years of their lives, all we want as their daughters is time — time to be with them, to share laughter and family dinners, and to see them live without the weight of worry. We hope they can one day retire peacefully and focus on family, faith, and the simple joys they have earned through a lifetime of service. All we want now is for our family to heal, to breathe freely again, and to see our parents’ good names restored."

"With all our hearts, we humbly ask that you show mercy and compassion to our parents — either by dismissing this case or granting a full and unconditional pardon," the letter also said. "We speak not only as their children but also as Americans who believe in the goodness of this country and in your ability to see the human side of every story."

Will their parents return the money they stole or is that what they will retire on?
 
Cuellar said following the pardon on Wednesday that, "I want to thank President Trump for his tremendous leadership and for taking the time to look at the facts."

"I thank God for standing with my family and I during this difficult time. This decision clears the air and lets us move forward for South Texas," he added. "This pardon gives us a clean slate. The noise is gone. The work remains. And I intend to meet it head on. Thank you Mr. President, God bless you, and God bless the United States of America."

In Trump's post on Wednesday, he shared a letter to him apparently written by Cuellar's daughters, titled, "Request for Compassion and Clemency for our Parents, Henry and Imelda Cuellar."

"Our parents are good, decent people who have spent their lives giving more than they’ve taken. They have loved this country deeply, served their neighbors without hesitation, and raised us to believe that kindness, faith, and hard work are the true measures of a meaningful life," the letter said. "Now, in the later years of their lives, all we want as their daughters is time — time to be with them, to share laughter and family dinners, and to see them live without the weight of worry. We hope they can one day retire peacefully and focus on family, faith, and the simple joys they have earned through a lifetime of service. All we want now is for our family to heal, to breathe freely again, and to see our parents’ good names restored."

"With all our hearts, we humbly ask that you show mercy and compassion to our parents — either by dismissing this case or granting a full and unconditional pardon," the letter also said. "We speak not only as their children but also as Americans who believe in the goodness of this country and in your ability to see the human side of every story."

Will their parents return the money or is that what they will retire on?
 
Trump does not care about financial crimes. He approved bigly. He also pardoned a major league drug runner yesterday. Hernandez shipped over 400 tons of cocaine to America. He said I hope the gringos shove it up their noses. I see why Trump liked him. He was in a 40 year sentence. Not any more. After Daffy Donald is gone, the pardoning power will have to be fixed. From day 1 first term, Trump was fascinated with that power. He has abused the fuck out of it..
 
You think the jury in Adam’s case convicted because they were told to do so and it wasn’t based on the evidence! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I think it was NYC and he was no longer in favor with the Democrat party and if he got and activist Democrat Judge Juan Manuel Merchan he may have not got a fair trial
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