A Listing: Barack Obama Pardons

1. Thank God I was given a brain and a memory. John 'McPain' McCain has blasted Pres. Trump for issuing a pardon to former Arizona sheriff, Joe Arpaio. Sheriff Joe was charged with a misdemeanor for violating the rights of prisoners. The ex-Sheriff is now 85 years old.
2. The wonderful aspect of the internet is being able to go back in history. I cannot recall one Republican complaining about Obama's pardons. Furthermore, how many Republicans and the media gave Bill Clinton a pass when he pardoned mega donor and American traitor, Marc Rich? I am profiling from a list of 70 Obama's most egregious pardons. 

 Chelsea Manning's pardon was a joke. In addition to Manning, Obama also pardoned Oscar López Rivera, a Puerto Rican nationalist who was convicted of seditious conspiracy, use of force to commit robbery, interstate transportation of firearms and ammunition to aid in the commission of a felony, and interstate transportation of stolen vehicles.

And what the hell ever happened to the scum sucking Bowe Bergdahl?

1. Khosrow Afghahi, who was indicted in 2015 for allegedly facilitating the illegal export of high-tech microelectronics, uninterruptible power supplies and other commodities to Iran in violation of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.

1. James Bernard Banks of Liberty, Utah, who was convicted of illegal possession of government property and sentenced in 1972 to two years of probation.
2. James Anthony Bordinaro of Gloucester, Mass., who was convicted to conspiracy to restrain, suppress, and eliminate competition in violation of the Sherman Act. 

1. Bernard Bryan Bulcourf, who was convicted in Florida in 1988 of counterfeiting money.

1. Tooraj Faridi, who was indicted in 2015 for allegedly facilitating the illegal export of high-tech microelectronics, uninterruptible power supplies and other commodities to Iran in violation of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act
2. Timothy James Gallagher of Navasota, Texas, who was convicted of conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute cocaine. He was sentenced to three years of probation.
3. Jon Dylan Girard, who was convicted of counterfeit in Ohio of 2002.
4. Nima Golestaneh, who pleaded guilty in Vermont in 2015 to wire fraud and his involvement in the October 2012 hacking of a Vermont-based engineering consulting and software company. 
5. Cindy Marie Griffith of Moyock, North Carolina, who was convicted of distribution of satellite cable television decryption devices.
6. Martin Kaprelian of Park Ridge, Ill., who was convicted of conspiracy to transport stolen property in interstate commerce; transporting stolen property in interstate commerce; and concealing stolen property that was transported in interstate commerce.

1. Jimmy Ray Mattison of Anderson, S.C., who was convicted of conspiracy to transport and cause the transportation of altered securities in interstate commerce, transporting and causing the transportation of altered securities in interstate commerce. 
2. Bahram Mechanic, who was indicted on charges of violating the International Emergency Economic Powers Act for allegedly shipping millions of dollars in technology to their company in Iran.
3. Michael Ray Neal, who was convicted of manufacture, assembly, modification and distribution of equipment for unauthorized decryption of satellite cable programming,
4. Karen Alicia Ragee of Decatur, Ill., who was convicted of conspiracy to traffic counterfeit goods.
5. Christine Marie Rossiter, who was convicted of conspiracy to distribute 50 kilograms of marijuana.
6. Jamari Salleh of Alexandria, Va., who was convicted of false claims upon and against the United States and sentenced to four years probation, a $5,000 fine and $5,900 restitution.
7. Alfor Sharkey of Omaha, Nebraska, who was convicted of unauthorized acquisition of food stamps and sentenced to three years probation with 100 hours of community service and $2,750 restitution.
8. Willie Shaw, Jr. of Myrtle Beach, S.C., who was convicted to armed bank robbery and sentenced in 1974 to 15 years' imprisonment.
9. Donald Barrie Simon, Jr. of Chattanooga, Tenn., who was convicted of aiding and abetting in the theft of an interstate shipment and sentenced to two years imprisonment and three years probation.
10. Brian Edward Sledz, who was convicted of wire fraud in Illinois in 1993.
11. Lynn Marie Stanek of Tualatin, Oregon, who was convicted of unlawful use of a communication facility to distribute cocaine and sentenced to six months in jail, five years probation conditioned on residence in a community treatment center for a period not to exceed one year.
12. Albert Byron Stork, who was convicted of filing a false tax return in Colorado in 1987.
13. Kimberly Lynn Stout of Bassett, Va., who was convicted to bank embezzlement and false entries in the books of a lending institution. She was sentenced in 1993 to one day imprisonment, three years' supervised release including five months home confinement.
14. Larry Wayne Thornton of Forsyth, Georgia, who was convicted of possession of an unregistered firearm and possession of a firearm without a serial number, and was sentenced to four years proba
15. Donna Kaye Wright of Friendship, Tenn., who was. convicted of embezzlement and misapplication of bank funds.