I was wondering if Hillary would be granted her pardon today. Wait and see I reckon.
The news media has been saying that Presidential pardons can not be over turned by an incoming President. So much for fake news.

Wondering if he lets SHARPTON slide his taxes? I am not so sure about him pardoning Hillary. That will only lead to speculation, that he knew she was guilty. Don't believe he will bother with Hillary. Maybe make a deal with her, behind the scenes for her to stay out of politics.

I sure hope Dick Morris is wrong. Once these politicians get a taste of power and attention they dont want to leave, every single one of them. I have a feeling Obama is going to be the worst one. Clintons will NEVER leave politics IMO. Why isnt Sharpton in jail for his taxes?

Morris is wrong - for Obama to pardon Hillary she has to admit guilt.

Thanks JAP. I know absolutely nothing about this site but it's said their legal team is awaiting word from Obama about a pardon. http://truepundit.com/hillary-bill-clinton-await-obama-decision-on-friday/

Thanks Carbob. No telling how much ink he'll sling overnight so his legacy will be remembered.

Thanks Lejardin.   From what this says Morris is likely correct:

"........Ulysses S. Grant's first clemency decision, on his third day in office, was to revoke two pardons granted by Andrew Johnson. Both men challenged Grant's power to do so, and lost their case in federal court. A central passage in a judicial opinion read:

"If the president can arrest the mission of the messenger went the messenger has departed but ten feet from the door of the presidential mansion, he can arrest such mission at any time before the messenger delivers the pardon to the warden of the prison."

The fact that"the president" - in this case - meant two different presidents (Johnson and Grant), and the fact that - in this case - the warden had actually received the pardons but simply stuck them in his desk for a while, did not matter. The pardons had not actually been placed in the hands of Moses and Jacob DePuy, so the two men stayed in prison and were pardoned (by Grant) later....    "

http://historynewsnetwork.org/article/58868

Thanks Em. I wonder on what legal standing a pardon would be granted to her.