Not a bad article, until you said this, "Nunn never brought up the subject of race. She is black, like so many other victims of the federal system's oversize boot." So, Blacks are "victims" of the federal system? What about the kids who were given drugs by Nunn? How many lives did she destroy before being caught. And why did she refuse to testify against her low-life boyfriend? She should still be in prison for the pain and suffering she caused. As for pardons, maybe the treasonous Liar can pardon himself for his Jihad on America.
President Bill Clinton used his presidential pardon power in July 2000 to commute the sentence of Serena Nunn, who was sentenced to 15 years for a first-time nonviolent drug offense when she was 19. The pardon shaved three years off Nunn's sentence. Nunn told me over the phone, "I thought then that it was a great thing that a president used his power to help an average person."
Nunn later graduated from college and then the University of Michigan Law School. Last month, having passed a character fitness test, Nunn passed the Georgia bar. On Monday, she will be sworn in as...
Why does your love of freedom not extend to people who choose intoxicants that happen not to be PC, but are less harmful than booze? If you've ever smoked pot - you know that's true.
And you think it's good to rat out your friends and family? I have far more respect for this woman than I do for you.
Are you SURE you're out of your teens, and have graduated high school? (Half credit for a GED, if you went that route!)
By the way - I'm far more intelligent than you are, as anyone can plainly see. I have no need to resort to childish taunts and insults. I merely let my superior arguments and intellect beat you like a back-sassin' wife.
You were enlisted - so no college degree. You're certainly NOT well-educated, or informed. Your insecurity in having to assert this is quite evident. I feel sorry for you, but also contempt for you.
And, BTW - you've made ANOTHER huge assertion, sans evidence of any sort. Go ahead - document how those arrested for marijuana "often" do more hard time than do murderers.
STILL waiting for one shred of evidence to support your libbie blather. Waiting....waiting....waiting....
Here's a guy who got life for MJ - http://www.nola.com/crime/index.ssf/2011/05/fourth_marijuana_conviction_ge.html
In my hometown, a convicted, admitted murderer just got 8 years.
Here's more info - www.famm.org/Repository/Files/Marijuana%20FAQ%208.24.10.pdf