Disgraced ex-Sen. Bob Menendez angling for Trump pardon ahead of possible 15-year sentencing
- Former Senator Bob Menendez is seeking a pardon from President-elect Donald Trump after being convicted on federal corruption charges last year.
- Menendez believes he has a better chance of clemency from Trump than from President Joe Biden, as reported by NBC News.
- Prosecutors are recommending a sentence of at least 15 years for Menendez, who is scheduled to be sentenced on January 29.
- Menendez's allies have approached the White House multiple times, but his efforts for a pardon from Biden have not been successful.
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Former Senate Democrat Convicted of Bribery Reportedly Seeking Pardon From Trump
AP Photo/Seth Wenig Former Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ), who was convicted on federal corruption charges last year, is reportedly seeking a pardon from President-elect Donald Trump, according to NBC News. On Friday, NBC reported that associates of Menendez have put out feelers to the White House to see if President Joe Biden would be willing to pardon the ex-senator in the waning days of the administration. However, their efforts appear to be bearin…
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