June 7, 2016
ON this Primary Election Day here in the most populated state
of California – wherein the populace votes for some combination of delegates
who eventually in-turn vote for the candidate(s) to represent the respective
political parties of the Nation in the General Election, and as no reflection on the candidates currently
campaigning for the Office of the Presidency and having recently seen him in a televised interview, I wonder: If he were to be elected as President of
the U.S., could Edward
Snowden pardon himself of any ‘crimes’? I’m just wondering. Could he pardon himself even if he had to
hold the Office in abstentia for some period of time before he could pardon himself? Because if he could, and the Nation does not
come into any better significant ‘change’ than what we’ve had over the last
couple of decades or so (economically, in particular), I am confident that I
could easily get Mr. Snowden elected to the Office. So, if he were ever to read these words or if
the reader has channels to communicate with him, Snowden should not hesitate to
call me if he were to desire being elected to be President of the U.S. Like I say, I was just wondering, anyhow.
Adam Trotter
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