Marjorie Taylor Greene wants a pardon, Texas banning THC
The David Pakman Show - December 6, 2024
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BAN ALL THC: Texas Lt Gov is GOING CRAZY
Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick has proposed a sweeping initiative to ban all THC products in the state, including medical marijuana and CBD products. This plan would eliminate any differentiation between low-dose products and high-potency recreational items, without considering the medical benefits for patients. While other states are regulating and profiting from legal cannabis, Texas risks creating a black market and ignoring the economic and enforcement challenges of such a ban.
Marjorie Taylor Greene wants a pardon...umm, why?
Marjorie Taylor Greene has repeatedly sought a preemptive pardon from Donald Trump, most recently suggesting he should issue blanket pardons for her and other Republicans. This raises the question of why she feels the need for one, as no one has specifically targeted her for prosecution. Greene previously requested a pardon from Trump at the end of his first term, a move that has raised suspicions about her involvement in controversial activities. While there's no clear evidence linking her to any crimes, her repeated requests for pardons raise concerns about her potential legal vulnerabilities.
From yesterday’s show:
Biden considering PREEMPTIVE BLANKET pardons!
President Biden is considering preemptive pardons for figures like Adam Schiff, Liz Cheney, and Anthony Fauci, fearing baseless investigations under a potential Trump revenge campaign. The concern is that such pardons, while controversial, could appear defensive and imply guilt despite no evidence of wrongdoing. Trump has openly vowed to target political enemies, with nominees like Kash Patel signaling plans for retribution. Some supporters see Biden's move as necessary to shield officials from costly, unfounded legal battles, while critics warn it could erode public trust and lessen Democratic credibility.
From yesterday’s show:
All-time greatest humiliation on CNN
Florida Senator Rick Scott was cornered on CNN after initially saying he wanted the woman accusing Pete Hegseth of sexual assault to speak publicly. However, when pressed about lifting the nondisclosure agreement (NDA) preventing her from doing so, Scott refused, arguing against revisiting such agreements. His response suggested he was determined to defend Hegseth no matter what, despite lacking full knowledge of the allegations. The controversy has cast doubt on Hegseth’s nomination, with some predicting its failure due to some Republican opposition in the Senate.
More on the show:
-- Right-wingers are contradicting themselves on whether blanket pardons are a good thing
-- Former staffers for Tulsi Gabbard claim she regularly consumed Russian propaganda
-- Many Trump cabinet picks are accused sexual predators or people accused of covering up sexual misconduct
-- Donald Trump's margin of victory in the popular vote keeps shrinking
-- Senator Josh Hawley goes after airline CEOs during a congressional hearing
-- The Friday Feedback segment
-- On the Bonus Show: Trump assembling a cabinet of billionaires, House votes against releasing Matt Gaetz report, right-wingers divided on Pete Hegseth, and much more...
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I can see why Biden wants to protect potential revenge targets from Dump. Also worries about doing it. I would say he has to. In the next 4 years there will be so much reorganisation in both parties things like this will sink without trace. SO much appalling stuff emanating from Dump already.