Should President Trump Pardon Assange? Pardon Snowden??

PARDON BOTH!

Yes he should pardon both of them.

Assange...absolutely.
Snowden...absolutely NOT.

both are cia playing their part

Enlighten us.

Snowden is a hero! American's have the right to know when our government is violating the law.

maybe

Yes and yes.

Whistle-blowers who expose government crime are not criminals, but patriots.

Yes, and the fact he didnt says a lot about the man.

He said Snowden was a traitor, a guy who told everyone about the corrupt fraudulent US government spying on everyone is now doing his best to convince everyone the US government is corrupt and fraudulent.

Its funny how things work out.

Yes.

Truth is truth.

Dragging trash into the light and looking it over.

It all comes out in the wash as my Polish grandmother used to say.

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"With President Trump’s critics decrying his lack of respect for America’s democratic system by his refusal to concede to Joe Biden, now would be a good time to remind such critics of one dark-side aspect of America’s much-vaunted democratic system—the national-security’s state’s violent regime-change operation in Dallas on November 22, 1963.

Oh, yes, I know the standard response of the Pentagon, the CIA, and the NSA and its ardent supporters in the Washington, D.C., establishment and the mainstream press. They immediately cry “Conspiracy theory!” whenever anyone points to that particular regime-change operation...


President Trump — Do the right thing. Order the National Archives to release those long-secret assassination records to the American people now. Who cares if the CIA, the Pentagon, and other federal agencies get upset?"

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"So, what about Snowden?"

It's not a question of Pardon is a question for free speech, Assange nor Snowden should not be in that position in the first place.

he can't pardon assange, because assange has not been found guilty of any crimes in the USA. so he can't be pardoned. think about it...

you can't pardon somebody who is not a convicted criminal!