The film remains one of the highest-grossing documentaries in recent American history. He then tried to lay all this perfidy at the feet of Hillary Clinton. The film was part of a wave of anti-Clinton books and films released during the election. Some of this support has taken the form of further attacks on Democrats — his latest book, The Big Lie, draws tendentious historical parallels between Democrats and fascists. That all sounds bad, but not exactly criminal.
Why does Trump need to pardon him? What are other conservative outlets saying? Twitchy did Twitchy, and mocked liberal anger. He is 57 years old. He is a political commentator and a filmmaker. The Indian Express website has been rated GREEN for its credibility and trustworthiness by Newsguard, a global service that rates news sources for their journalistic standards.
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There are several reasons why the president could be doing this. The denunciations of D'Souza's pardoning have come fast and furious from those on the left - and that frequently seems to be just how Mr Trump likes it.
David Graham of The Atlantic says that Mr Trump has turned the pardon power into an "everyday tool of culture war". While many conservatives were slow to warm to Donald Trump's style of politics, there is a growing segment of the movement that both appreciates the efforts the president is making to advance traditional Republican priorities - on taxes, judicial appointments, religious freedom and deregulation - and his uncanny ability to instigate apoplectic rage from those on the left Trump derangement syndrome, as some have called it.
Anti-Trumpism, for a time, had a life in the conservative sphere. Anti-anti-Trumpism now rules the day. The rationale isn't legal. It is not in spite of but because of D'Souza's racism and aggression. It is as simple as that. Although D'Souza had become somewhat of a persona non grata in more genteel conservative circles, his pardoning has already been celebrated by some on the right. This is Justice. D'Souza may traffic in unsubstantiated conspiracy theories.
He may use racially-tinged language to attack his political opponents. His Twitter feed can at times be a mix of innuendo and anger focused like a laser on perceived liberal transgressions. That kind of politics, however, was endorsed by enough voters to make Donald Trump the Republican nominee and, eventually, president. The D'Souza pardon marks the third time Mr Trump has used his presidential power to absolve a high-profile conservative convicted by federal prosecutors.
Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, an outspoken anti-immigration advocate, received his for a contempt of court citation after refusing to obey the orders of a federal judge.
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