You have to wonder how many of the 1,715 felons who had their sentences commuted by President Obama because they were "non-violent" drug offenders ended up back in the slammer. We have to wonder because no one is really keeping track of all of them.  But the Washington Free Beacon is reporting that a Texas man whose drug sentence was reduced to time served by President Obama was caught red-handed with two pounds of cocaine. Robert M. Gill, 68, was sentenced to prison in 1990 for cocaine and heroin distribution until Obama allowed him, and other non-violent federal inmates, to be released. Last Thursday, however, Gill was caught with with more than two pounds of cocaine, the New York Postreported Monday. Gill met with his probation officer before going to the parking lot of a food market to buy more than 2 pounds of cocaine. Someone gave him a black backpack that he placed in his vehicle, according to the court...(Read Full Post)