"But Trump is using the presidential pardon the way the Constitution intended: to correct an injustice.
Don Surber "President Trump is using the presidential pardon the way it should be used: to correct an injustice. The people he pardoned -- Scooter Libby, Joe Arpaio, Kristian Saucier, Jack Johnson, and now, Dinesh D'Souza -- were all victims of malicious prosecution.
"Contrast and compare Bill Clinton's pardons.
- Roger Clintion, his brother, who served a year for doing cocaine.
- Marc Rich, a billionaire who was convicted of tax evasion from his illegal sale of oil from Iran. Clinton pardoned him in exchange for a considerable donation to Clinton's presidential library.
- Henry Cisneros, his secretary of housing and urban development, who committed 28 counts of bank fraud while he was secretary of HUD.
- Susan McDougal, a friend who took the rap for the Clintons for Whitewater and kept her trap shut about it.
- Democratic Congressman Dan Rostenkowski, a sleazy Chicago politician.
- Democratic Congressman Mel Reynolds, another sleazy Chicago politician who also committed statutory rape.
"They were pardons on the Family and Friends Plan.
"Two wrongs do not make a right. If Trump does anything like that, I will bust him for it.
"But Trump is using the presidential pardon the way the Constitution intended: to correct an injustice." . . .