Is that the correct link?

We can start by excluding these people as he pardoned them already

1. James Leon Adams (1965 selling firearms to out of state residents and falsifying firearms records)[4]
2. Kristan Diane Bullock Akins (1990 Embezzlement by a bank employee)[5]
3. Charles James Allen (1979 conspiracy to defraud the United States. A former federal employee, Allen was convicted for approving payments to James Hilles Associates Inc., a Virginia firm, for office supplies that were never delivered. In return, Allen received car parts, a radio, a freezer and other gifts from the firm. Pardoned December 21, 2006)
4. Tony Dale Ashworth (1989 unlawful transfer of a firearm)[4]
5. Alan Dale Austin (1987 misapplication of mortgage funds)[6]
6. William L. Baker (1980 falsifying records)[1]
7. William Sidney Baldwin Sr. (1981 conspiracy to possess marijuana. Pardoned December 21, 2006)
8. Timothy Evans Barfield (1989 aiding and abetting false statements on a Small Business Administration loan application. Pardoned December 21, 2006)
9. Bruce Louis Bartos (1987 transportation of a machine gun in foreign commerce)[7]
10. George Francis Bauckham (1958 unlawful detention or delay of the mail by a postal employee)[1]
11. David Thomas Billmyer (1978 military conviction for making a false claim)[8]
12. James Allen Bodendieck, Sr. (1959 interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle)[9]
13. Clyde Philip Boudreaux (1975 military conviction for borrowing money from enlisted men, accepting a noninterest-bearing loan from a government contractor and signing and swearing to a false affidavit. Pardoned December 21, 2006)
14. Gene Armand Bridger (1963 Conspiracy to commit mail fraud, and mail fraud)[10]
15. Marie Georgette Ginette Briere (1982 possession of cocaine with intent to distribute)
16. Kenneth Charles Britt (1998 conspiracy to violate fish and wildlife laws)[1]
17. Jeffrey James Bruce (1994 possession of stolen mail)[9]
18. Charles Wayne Bryant (1962 theft of U.S. mail matter by employee)[9]
19. William Bruce Butt (1990 bank embezzlement))[1]
20. Carl E. Cantrell (1967 moonshining)[11]
21. Charles Winston Carter (1964 conspiracy to steal government property)[11]
22. Meredith Elizabeth Casares (1989 embezzlement of US Postal Service funds)[12]
23. Ronald William Cauley (1980 Misapplication of bank funds by an employee)[5]
24. Cathryn Iline Clasen-Gage (1992 Misprision of a felony)[10]
25. Thomas Kimble Collinsworth (1989 Receipt of a stolen motor vehicle that had been transported in interstate commerce)[10]
26. Charles Russell Cooper (1959 bootlegging) [6]
27. Anthony John Curreri (1976 Mail fraud) [13]
28. Morris F. Cranmer, Jr. (1988 Making materially false statements to a federally-insured institution)[10]
29. Dale C. Critz, Jr. (1989 making a false statement)
30. William Charles Davis (1983 income tax evasion)[8]
31. Randall Leece Deal (1960 and 1964 liquor laws)[4]
32. Paul Jude Donnici (September 23, 1993) Use of a telephone in the transmission of wagering information [14]
33. William Henry Eagle (1972 moonshining)[4]
34. Mark Alan Eberwine (1985 conspiracy to defraud the United States by impeding, impairing, and obstructing the assessment of taxes by the Internal Revenue Service and making false declarations to the grand jury. Pardoned December 21, 2006)
35. Rusty Lawrence Elliott (1991 Making counterfeit Federal Reserve notes)[10]
36. Robert Carter Eversole (1984 theft)[4]
37. Gerald Douglas Ficke (1992 money laundering)[12]
38. Harper James Finucan (1980 marijuana possession with intent to distribute)[11]
39. Kenneth Clifford Foner (1991 bank fraud)[4]
40. Anthony Americo Franchi (1983 tax evasion)
41. Colin Earl Francis (1993 accepting a kickback of about $9,000 for helping a vendor for United Technologies Corp.’s Sikorsky Aircraft division, where Francis worked at the time, land a contract. Pardoned December 21, 2006)
42. Victoria Diane Frost (1994 conspiracy to possess)[4]
43. William Grover Frye (1968 AWOL and 1973 sale of stolen car)[4]
44. Joseph Daniel Gavin (1979 military insubordination, drunkenness, threats, and other offenses) [6]
45. George Glenn (1956 accepting $50 bribe while in military)
46. Samuel Wattie Guerry (1984 food stamp fraud)[14]
47. Adam Wade Graham (1992 Conspiracy to deliver 10 or more grams of LSD)[10]
48. Charles E. Hamilton (1989 mail fraud)[14]
49. Stanley Bernard Hamilton 1990 (money order fraud)[4]
50. Brianna Lea Haney (1991 failure to report monetary instruments)[7]
51. George Thomas Harley (1984 aiding and abetting the distribution of cocaine. Pardoned December 21, 2006)
52. Rufus Edward Harris (1963 Possession and selling tax-unpaid whiskey)[10]
53. Jesse Ray Harvey (1990 Property damage by use of explosives and destruction of an energy facility)[10]
54. David Custer Heaston (1988 false statement)[7]
55. Melodie Jean Hebert (1984 defrauding U.S. with false claims)[4]
56. Patricia Ann Hultman (1985 conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute cocaine and other controlled substances. Pardoned December 21, 2006)
57. Bobby Frank Kay Sr. (1959 moonshining)[11]
58. James Ernest Kinard, Jr. (1984 fraudulent firearms dealer records)[4]
59. Richard Ardell Krueger (1979 mail fraud and 1980 and false statement on a loan application)[8]
60. Devin Timothy Kruse (1979 AWOL from Coast Guard)[4]
61. Margaret Ann Leggett (1981 false claims)
62. Raul Marin (1982 failure to appear in court) [6]
63. Larry Paul Lenius (1989 Conspiracy to distribute cocaine)[10]
64. Larry Lee Lopez (1985 Conspiracy to import marijuana)[10]
65. Bobbie Archie Maxwell (1962 Mailing a threatening letter)[10]
66. David B. McCall, Jr. (1997 False entry in bank books and aiding and abetting)[15]
67. Melvin L. McKee (1982 conspiracy to make false statements on a loan application)[11]
68. Charles McKinley, (1950 moonshining)[11]
69. Michael Mark McLaughlin (1983 mail fraud and conspiracy)[8]
70. Craven Wilford McLemore (1983 Conspiracy to defraud the United States and Caddo County) [13]
71. Denise Bitters Mendelkow (1981 Embezzlement by a bank employee)[10]
72. Michael Robert Moelter (1988 illegal gambling business)[7]
73. Billie Curtis Moore (1977 income tax evasion)[8]
74. Richard Arthur Morse (1963 transportation of a stolen vehicle)[12]
75. Gerard Murphy (1972 car theft)[4]
76. Kenneth Lynn Norris (1993 unlawful disposal of hazardous waste)[14]
77. Joseph Mathew Novak (1994 possession and transfer of an illegal weapon)[4]
78. Eric William Olson (1984 military conviction for conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute, possession with intent to distribute, possession, and use of hashish. Pardoned December 21, 2006)
79. Donald Lee Pendergrass (1964 armed bank robbery)[11]
80. Fred Dale Pitzer (1976 transportation of falsely made securities)[12]
81. Charles Blurford Power (1948 transportation of a stolen vehicle)[11]
82. Michael John Pozorski (1988 Unlawful possession of an unregistered firearm)[10]
83. James Edward Reed (1975 marijuana possession with intent to distribute)[8]
84. Thomas R. Reece (1969 violating the Internal Revenue Code pertaining to alcohol. Pardoned December 21, 2006)
85. Cecil John Rhodes (1981 false statement on a loan application)[12]
86. John Louis Ribando (1976 and 1978 marijuana dealing)[4]
87. Larry Gene Ross (1989 making false statements in a bank loan application. Pardoned December 21, 2006)
88. Ernest Rudnet (1992 conspiracy to file false tax returns) [6]
89. Gary L. Saltzburg (1995 theft of government property) [6]
90. John Gregory Schillace (1988 conspiracy to possess cocaine for distribution)[11]
91. Russell Don Sell (1995 aiding and abetting a false statement on a loan application)[12]
92. Stephen Davis Simmons (1981 Possession of counterfeit obligations)[5]
93. Scott LaVerne Sparks (1989 theft of government property)[8]
94. Wendy St. Charles (1984 conspiracy to trade narcotics and cocaine distribution)[11]
95. David Lloyd St. Croix (1989 disposal of stolen explosives)[6]
96. Jearld David Swanner (1991 making false statements in a bank loan application. Pardoned December 21, 2006)
97. James Walter Taylor (1991 bank fraud. Pardoned December 21, 2006)
98. Johnson Heyward Tisdale (1994 food stamp fraud)[14]
99. Edward Rodriguez Trevino, Jr. (1997 theft, convicted in military court)[4]
100. Janet Theone Upton (1975 mail fraud. pardoned December 21, 2006)
101. Jerry Dean Walker (1989 cocaine distribution)[4]
102. Joseph William Warner (1995 arson on an Indian reservation)[6]
103. Mark Lewis Weber (1981 Selling Quaalude tablets, selling, using, and possessing marijuana )[10]
104. Roger Charles Weber (1969 Theft from an interstate shipment)[5]
105. Mariano Garza Caballero (1984 dealing in firearms without a license)[1]
106. Anthony C. Foglio aka Tony Foley(1996 distributing marijuana)[1]
107. Marvin Robert Foster (1968 making a false statement in connection with a Federal Housing Administration loan)[1]
108. Carl Harry Hachmeister (1985 conspiracy to commit wire and mail fraud)[1]
109. William Marcus McDonald (1984 Air Force court-martial for cocaine and marijuana charges)[1]
110. Robert Michael Milroy (1975 heroin importation)[1]
111. Jerry Lynn Moldenhauer (1994 selling migratory bird parts in violation of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act)[1]
112. Thomas Donald Moldenhauer (1994 selling migratory bird parts in violation of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act)[1]
113. Richard James Putney (1996 aiding and abetting the escape of a prisoner)[1]
114. Timothy Alfred Thone (1987 making a false statement to the Department of Housing and Urban Development to obtain a mortgage)[1]
115. Lonnie Edward Two Eagle Sr. (1976 misdemeanor simple assault on an Indian reservation)[1]
116. Jimmy Lee Williams (1995 false statements on a loan application)[11]
117. William Charles Jordan Jr. (1997 conspiracy to gamble regarding football)[16]
118. Jeffrey James Bruce (1994 possessing stolen mail)[16]
119. Jackie Ray Clayborn (1993 marijuana charges)[16]
120. John Fornaby (1991 conspiring to distribute cocaine)[16]
121. Melton Harrell (1976 stealing government property)[16]
122. Saul Kaplan (1992 violating the Federal Election Campaign Act)[16]
123. John F. McDermott (1995 receiving kickbacks in defense procurement contracts)[16]
124. William James Norman (1970 possessing and running an unregistered distillery that did not carry the proper signage and illegally produced alcoholic drinks made from mash)[16]
125. James Albert Bodendieck Sr.(1959 transporting a stolen vehicle across state lines)[16]
126. Glanus Terrell Osborne (1990 possessing a stolen motor vehicle)[16]

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I bet he’ll pardon himself!

Enron clowns, for sure.

Sen. Ted Stevens (r)Alaska

Sen. Ted Stevens (r)Alaska

Ditto.

Ha! I bet Abramoff gets out, too.

Just to be fair on that long list. Clinton pardoned 3 times that many.

However, a LOT of them were pardoned in the last few days. Bush could easily catch up.

Clinton pardoned his brother, for cry-yi!

Maybe Bush will pardon Neil??

Per Wiki, Clinton pardoned 150. Which by my math isn’t three times as many.

I was going to say the Enron guys too, myself. So I agree with Moon. And I would add Abramoff and Ted Stevens. But definitely Enron folks.

No way. Clinton pardoned something like 567 people. That wiki is a PARTIAL list.

Here is the full list.

I was going to say the Enron guys too, myself. So I agree with Moon. And I would add Abramoff and Ted Stevens. But definitely Enron folks.

I think I must be doing something wrong, if Lady P agrees with me.

Hahahahaha! Lady P is a goofball!

How can I say ‘I’m right, you are wrong’, if you agree with me?? Eh?

I was curious so I copied the list from Moon’s link to an excel file. Then I stretched all the cells so that they were only one row, and deleted the extraneous rows. The total people pardonned, according to Moon’s list from the Department of Justice, is 396, which matches, by the way, the WikiAnswer.

How can I say ‘I’m right, you are wrong’, if you agree with me?? Eh?

Haha! I know! Just for old times’ sake, I’ll say that the Enron people are totally not getting pardoned.

Even though I totally think they are. Then when you’re right, you can tell me that you told me so.

We wouldn’t want to ruin a good thing, after all.

Ooooh, dump that chump Spazmo and run away with me.

I don’t care that you look like a combo of a T-Rex and Joan Rivers.

We can have reptile babies and correct all their problems with plastic surgery.

I was curious so I copied the list from Moon’s link to an excel file. Then I stretched all the cells so that they were only one row, and deleted the extraneous rows. The total people pardonned, according to Moon’s list from the Department of Justice, is 396, which matches, by the way, the WikiAnswer.

You didn’t include the people that Bill Grant (sounds made-up) pardoned.

I included everybody on the D.O.J. list, which you said yourself was the Full List.

I don’t know who Bill Grant is, but he’s not Bill Clinton, so he doesn’t count.

Ooooh, dump that chump Spazmo and run away with me.

Maybe. Are you a feminist?

I don’t care that you look like a combo of a T-Rex and Joan Rivers.

We can have reptile babies and correct all their problems with plastic surgery.

You wish. You’d make shoes out of the babies, and dye the leather blue.

But too bad for you, I don’t look like either of those people. I look more like a decaying skunk corpse and Gerard Depardieu.

Get ready for incessant demands for carnal relations.

The FAT Gerard Depardieu? Or the early Depardieu??

You can’t say “anal” without saying “carnal”...

Whichever way up, the number of folks pardoned is such a tiny percent of the conviction record that it’s pretty much not even worth discussing.

So long as I get mine, that is.

Also, what’s the point of having kids if you can use them to your advantage? I can think of no greater aspiration for a reptile/Rivers child than shoe leather.

can’t, I think.

can’t would be a double negative.

It’s either “I can think of no greater aspiration” (as Moon has it) or “I can’t think of any greater aspiration.”

This has been your grammar lesson of the day.

The president might issue a blanket pardon to block prosecution of top U.S. officials behind brutal interrogations—including himself.

I’m pretty sure dimmer was refering to this:

Also, what’s the point of having kids if you can use them to your advantage?

So he no need the grammar lesson.

O.J.

The president might issue a blanket pardon to block prosecution of top U.S. officials behind brutal interrogations—including himself.

I think we have a winner.

What about his nemesis (and old buddy) Osama bin Laden?

I think we have a winner.

We certainly do. That also puts him well ahead of Clinton’s 396.

Notable amongst the Bush pardon’s, beyond the marijuana related offenses are the cocaine and heroin distribution convictions.

Karl Rove / Harriet Myers.
They haven’t been charged yet, but I’m pretty sure he can do a preemptive pardon. Bush doctrine and all that.

I’m pretty sure dimmer was refering to this:

So he no need the grammar lesson.

Indeed I was. Thanks Stubby!

More info on the likelihood of specific pardons.

Conrad Black has appealed to Bush for a pardon.

The AP announced today that GW Bush pardoned 19 and commuted 1 prison sentence today.

Pretty sure his execute numbers from back in his Governor days mean he’s still waaay offside on teh karma.