@CNN: “If you start to see this President use pardon power for people who are connected with this investigation, I think you’ll see Congress erupt,” Sen. Tim Kaine says about a report that Michael Cohen’s lawyer discussed a possible pardon with Trump lawyers https://t.co/J2Lrjpb1U2 https://t.co/Uvr4GyKvMP

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“If you start to see this President use pardon power for people who are connected with this investigation, I think you'll see Congress erupt,” Sen. Tim Kaine says about a report that Michael Cohen's lawyer discussed a possible pardon with Trump lawyers https://t.co/J2Lrjpb1U2 pic.twitter.com/Uvr4GyKvMP

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