(intransitive) (of a vessel, vehicle, etc) to admit of being guided in a specified fashion: this boat does not steer properly 6. steer clear of, to keep away from; shun
John McCain admitting that he was a âwar criminalâ and that was he pardoned by President Richard Nixon for his crimes are some of the current rumors about the Arizona senator. There have been rumors about McCainâs service.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt granted the most pardons, in part because he served in the White House for such a long time. He was elected to four terms in the White House in 1932, 1936, 1940 and 1944. Roosevelt died less than a year into his fourth term, but he is the only president to have served more than two terms. This list of sorted by number of pardons issue from highest to lowest. 1  Franklin D. Roosevelt: 2,819 pardons. 2  Harry S. Truman: 1,913 pardons. 3  Dwight D. Eisenhower: 1,110. 4  Woodrow Wilson: 1,087.