Should Gerald Ford (if he is still alive) be tried for aiding and abetting a terrorist?

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PennyLeeD2

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Well, Ford's been dead for 2 years. Your post is a bit thin on other details.

If you are referring to Ford's pardon of Nixon... Ford's pardon of Nixon got the country moving forward and beyond. Nixon was a petty and paranoid criminal. Ford pardoned him for offenses against the United States. If Nixon were to be tried for acts against other countries (such as the secret bombing of Cambodia), the pardon wouldn't affect that. Ford committed political suicide to get the country past Nixon -- that's not dangerous and immoral, that's patriotic.

If you are referring to something else, say it.

ADDED: Actually, Ford pardoned more than just Nixon. He pardoned Tokyo Rose and a whole bunch of non-famous people, too.
 
Can anyone of rationality or conscience say pardoning Dickhead was not

flagrantly dangerous and immoral?
Ford pardoned Nixon. Since Yahoo!

Answers won't let you use adult

language, they censored me when I

typed the correct spelling of "Dyk."

Now, if you can't gather who I was

talking about (since FORD DID NOT

PARDON ANYONE ELSE), you're either

a pathological Nixon groupie or need

to pay more attention in class.
 
Ford died Dec 26, 2006.

You called someone else pathological and extorted them to pay attention in class yet you wish to charge a dead guy with felony.

Thank you for not being a Republican.
 
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