Faaaaaabulous…
Needless to say, if and when Pres. Trump parsons or commutes the sentences of the Minneapolis police officers sentenced to prison in the wake of the death of well-known junkie and strong-arm robber George Floyd.
I guess it goes that in light of a whopping 59 Afrikaner Boers have been granted asylum in the United States, the political Left is losing their shit. One doesn’t have to be a Nostredumbass to predict Antifa and BLM riots from coast-to-coast.
That aside, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is feeding the fires of potential violence with his standard Neo-Marxist rhetoric.
As reported by the New York Post;
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and other Dem leaders are fanning the flames of speculation that President Trump is planning to pardon Derek Chauvin — the cop convicted of killing George Floyd — despite the president previously saying he hadn’t heard of efforts to grant a reprieve.
Sources close to the Department of Justice told The Post Wednesday that they had also heard nothing about a Chauvin pardon.
That didn’t stop Walz, Kamala Harris’ 2024 running-mate, from weighing in on online rumors.
He told reporters this week the Trump administration hasn’t signaled granting clemency to Chauvin, but argued, “With this presidency, it seems like that might be something they would do.”
“If Donald Trump exercises his constitutional right to do so, whether I agree — and I strongly disagree with him — if he issues that pardon we will simply transfer Derek Chauvin to serve out his 22-and-a-half years in prison in Minnesota,” Walz said, per the Minnesota Star Tribune.
Minneapolis Community Safety Commissioner Toddrick Barnette also made clear the city was ready for anything.
“Since 2020, we’ve overhauled our emergency management plans and out of an abundance of caution are planning for any eventuality,” he said.
I guess the only thing I could add as a message to anyone else who considers the prosecution’s case against Chauvin and the other officers as somewhat… shall we say, suspect… all I could say to my fellow citizens is to understand and don’t be afraid to exercise your rights under the Second Amendment.