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Trump reveals he’ll use preemptive pardons to protect staff, allies if Dems take Congress

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New York Post – News
“Trump reveals he’ll use preemptive pardons to protect staff, allies if Dems take Congress”

"I would if I needed to. Sure," President Trump told The Post's Miranda Devine on the latest episode of "Pod Force One."

Read at New York Post – News
Daily Mail – News
“Trump pledges sweeping pardons including most-junior White House staff as panic about Democratic takeover spreads”

Donald Trump will hand out pardons to everyone who has worked in his administration, down to his most junior White House staffers, if Democrats seize Congress on Tuesday.

Read at Daily Mail – News
TASS
“Trump ready to grant preemptive pardons to Musk, aides if Democrats win Congress”

The US leader rejected journalist Miranda Devine’s suggestion that Democrats are seeking to nationalize SpaceX

Read at TASS
The New York Times – U.S.
“Trump Floats Pre-Emptive Pardons for Allies if Democrats Take Congress in Midterms”

“We just have to protect those people,” President Trump said in an interview, when asked about potential investigations of allies and administration officials if Democrats won control of Congress.

Read at The New York Times – U.S.
Correio da Manhã
“Trump admite perdoar aliados antes de possível derrota dos republicanos”

Mensagem foi deixada numa entrevista a um podcast do jornal New York Post.

Read at Correio da Manhã
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