[2dogjoe]

W. will pardong them just as he leaves office.

[Cicero]

Bush only forgives his enemies, seemingly.

[itsthejourney]

W nor Hussein will pardon them.

[Theodore R.]

Tancredo must hold no hope that GWB would pardon them. If he were, why would he have not done so months ago?

[Balding_Eagle]

I wonder if Obama will reverse the GWB policy and allow Tancredo into the White House?

[garyhope]

You’re kidding right?

Obambi will probably have them caned, beaten, drawn and quartered and hung and shot on the “Black House” lawn on live TV. Then he’ll have their families and cats and dogs killed too.

The new PC and “fair and balanced” peace, love and compassion is coming to a neighborhood near you soon. It’s the new “hope and change”.

[PhilDragoo]

"I'm not going to make that kind of promise in a forum like this," Bush said Thursday. "Obviously I am interested in facts. I know the prosecutor very well, Johnny Sutton. He's a dear friend of mine from Texas. He's a fair guy. He is an even-handed guy. And I can't imagine -- you've got a nice smile, but you can't entice me into making a public statement on something that requires a very -- I know this is an emotional issue, but people need to look at the facts."

"These men were convicted by a jury of their peers after listening to the facts as my friend, Johnny Sutton, presented them," Bush told the woman in Nashville. "But anyway, no, I won't make you that promise."

I called the White House Comment Line (1-202-456-1111) today and told the operator the president was ill-served by his quote dear friend Johnny Sutton, that the jurors were not told the truth, that they would not have voted to convict had they been told the truth, that the president should pardon Ramos and Compean before he leaves office.

Johnny Sutton knows what Aldrete-Davila does for a living--and sided with him against those who stand in the way of the free flow of drugs at market prices.

A call from the Mexican (drug cartel-controlled) government and the entire apparatus of the U.S. government falls into line to send the loyal law-abiding LEOs off to prison for eleven and twelve years respectively--

--while apologizing to the drug cartels and their pet Chihuahua in Mexico City.

"Dear friend"--how many of us have a dirty U.S. Attorney as a "dear friend"--

How's that War On Drugs thing working out--they're holding BLM officers hostage when they trespass on Mexican marijuana plantations in Nevada--

Must be that North American Marijuana Co-Prosperity Bong thing.

Oh yeah sure our presidente will pardon the agents.

Por seguro.

[AuntB]

I can’t imagine wasting the paper to ask Obama. La Raza wouldn’t like it. But then I’ve been surprised a lot lately.

[Travis McGee]

The past and future bastards will make them serve every day. Bastards.

[UCFRoadWarrior]

This is reflecting bad on Jorge Boosh, esp if Obama pardons them.

The fact that these two men were convicted based on the fraudulent testimony of an illegal alien drug dealer is enough of a travesty....to let them sit in prison is even a bigger one

[ViLaLuz]

Obama probably won’t pardon Ramos and Compean, but he’ll dismantle the Border Patrol or drastically reduce their budget.

[TheConservativeParty]

That President Bush would allow these 2 men to rot in prison is just wrong and there can be no good reason why he has done this. It is one of the things that makes me no longer admire him as I did years ago. The other day I imagined how much worse agents Ramos and Compean must have felt when they heard that the socialist had taken The White House. The people who have done this evil deed to these good men are “bastard-coated bastards with bastard filling” (credit to Dr.Kelso on the quote).

[Calpernia]

Lettuce at the ready if Obama says no!