Pod Save America Billionaires' Bet on Trump Pays Off
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Dec 13, 2024 Corporate titans are thrilled about Trump's presidency, banking on tax cuts at a time when grocery prices soar. The Biden administration's historic pardons reflect a shift in the justice system, especially for nonviolent offenders. The resignation of the FBI director raises concerns over political integrity, while Democrats surprisingly cozy up to Elon Musk. A sharp critique of Trump’s economic policies highlights ongoing issues of corruption and calls for a wealth tax to combat economic inequality. The evolving discussions around trans rights add another layer to the political landscape.
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Biden’s Clemency Actions
- President Biden commuted sentences for many and pardoned others, focusing on non-violent drug offenses.
- He should next commute the sentences of the 40 federal death row inmates.
Potential Pardons and Hunter Biden
- Joe Biden's preemptive pardons could protect Trump's enemies list.
- The Hunter Biden pardon timing was questionable.
Wray's Resignation
- FBI Director Chris Wray's resignation allows Trump to install Kash Patel without much resistance.
- This was seen as an act of cowardice by Dan Pfeiffer.