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Presidential Pardon for Hillary Clinton

Created by J.R. on December 07, 2016

President -Elect Donald Trump has said he will not attempt to prosecute Secretary Clinton on her email issues for Benghazi for now. Congress has made no such pledge. I urge you, before July 20, 2017 to issue said pardon. There are two reasons for doing it. Mr. Trump does not always do as he says, and he changes his mind often, as some newscasters say, in the same sentence. So there is no assurance he will follow through, and he said for now. Second, Congress has already wasted $81,000,000 on hearings which all concluded the same thing, the FBI has investigated this and I do not want any more money spent on these issues, if possible. Now, there is always the probability that investigations will continue, but it will obviously be a waste of money. Thank you.

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