Pardon aftermath

[Kendra]

The poor dear thing. Not.

https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/ar ... -by-trump/

The U.S. Army has declined to restore medals and honors to Mathew L. Golsteyn, a major who was charged with murder and subsequently pardoned by former president Donald Trump in late 2019.

According to USA Today, the decision was made in June 2020, but the Army made a conscious decision not to announce their decision “in Trump’s final months as president.”

“Hopefully we will never again have agencies forced to conceal from a president basic actions out of fear of a volcanic overreaction from the Oval Office,” national security attorney Bradley P. Moss told Law&Crime. “It’s not a healthy way to run a country.”

[Volkonski]

So in June they were sure that Trump would not be re-elected? Well, they guessed right.

[zekeb]

Can the Navy rescind a Trident (again)? It's not a presidential award.

[p0rtia]

So in June they were sure that Trump would not be re-elected? Well, they guessed right.

Just hoping, I would imagine. As with the promotions of the women generals. It's the smart thing to do, hope!