Trump pardoned former sheriff Joe Arpaio

[John6185]

Arpaio was attacked by the liberals and charged with contempt of all things because he followed the letter of the law, Hillary Clinton meanwhile is free as a bird with no one questioning her failure to safeguard sensitive government secrets, allowing four men to die at Benghazi and funneling Saudi money and taxpayer's money in to the Clinton Foundation. Politics pays if you're on the liberal side.

 

[Podman]

 

[Glock 'em down]

God bless sheriff Joe. We need more LEO administrators like him. The world would be a better place.

 

[Chuckie]

 

[GlockPride]

IMNSHO, the Perfect example of what the Presidential Pardon Should be used for, not pedophiles, tax cheats and those of a certain religious persuasion.

 

[operator742]

We need a whole lot more like him!

 

[Dave70968]

God bless sheriff Joe. We need more LEO administrators like him. The world would be a better place.

We need a whole lot more like him!

Law enforcement officers who are openly contemptuous of the rule of law, who choose for themselves which laws to follow and which not to, who openly violate the rights of criminal defendants (remember, he was caught on camera leafing through a defendant's lawyer's briefcase), etc.?

No, that's the last kind of law enforcement we need.

 

[yukonjack]

Law enforcement officers who are openly contemptuous of the rule of law, who choose for themselves which laws to follow and which not to, who openly violate the rights of criminal defendants (remember, he was caught on camera leafing through a defendant's lawyer's briefcase), etc.?

No, that's the last kind of law enforcement we need.

And please tell us exactly which law it was that Joe violated??

 

[Dave70968]

And please tell us exactly which law it was that Joe violated??

The one that says immigration enforcement is a federal matter, not state or county, and the one that says yes, you have to follow court orders. Remember, this pardon (like all pardons) is for a criminal conviction.

 

[tomthebaker]

What did the court order, that he then violated?