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During an appearance on a radio show, Republican presidential hopeful Ron DeSantis stated that he would be willing to pardon Donald Trump if the evidence showed that he was politically targeted.
In response to the investigations that have been launched against Donald Trump, Congressman Ron DeSantis of Florida has announced that he will not seek re-election. One of these focuses on the former president's alleged mishandling of classified information. On the other hand, the other investigation is about his alleged attempt to influence the results of the presidential election of 2020.
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The formation of a pardons team was one of the goals of DeSantis. He pledged to establish a group that will look into potential cases of pardons. The governor also criticized the way the FBI and the DOJ handled cases involving pro-life demonstrators and parents who showed up at school board meetings.
As the next governor of Florida, DeSantis said that he would immediately implement his plan to pardon those who were unfairly targeted by the government. He also criticized past administrations that did not act on their pardons until the end of their terms.
DeSantis stressed the importance of ensuring fair justice, especially when it comes to cases involving people who carried out similar activities. He also stated that the government should address issues where it has used its power to unfairly target certain groups. He pledged to provide pardons depending on the situation.
He pledged to look into all instances of political weaponization and targeting, regardless of its significance. His decision to pardon those who have been unfairly targeted is expected to strengthen his standing among his conservative base and boost his presidential bid.
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