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Welcome to Seculo, and we hope you all had a Merry Christmas, a time to celebrate the birth of Christ with your family and your church and those that you love.

And we are talking about today on this day after

Christmas, something that may have happened under the radar for you as you celebrate the holidays.

I know many of us don't like to get too bogged down in the news over the Christmas holiday.

But President Biden issued a commutation as he's been, you know, building up these numbers

of commutations and pardons across the last few weeks, which is normal at the end of a presidency

when the president exercises the pardon power and commutation power that he has.

But this one was a little bit of a head scratcher for many.

And this was a statement from President Joe Biden on federal death row commutations.

This came on December 23rd, a time when many people are traveling,

already spending time with family,

getting ready for Christmas Eve services,

wrapping presents, and the like. And what President Biden did here was he commuted the sentences

of 37 of the 40 individuals on federal death row. Now, he's not releasing them from prison. They're not being

pardoned, but it's a commutation from a death penalty conviction down to life sentences

without the possibility of parole. And at this time, as his legacy is being cemented,

as his time in office is coming to an end, it still seems like

the president is playing politics with his pardon power and with his executive powers.

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