The President and Republicans resoundingly say NO.
As long as a big chunk of the population aligns with self-interest, corruption & devaluing ethics, they will continue to vote for similar people.
The end result is a long civic lesson in why virtues, strong ethics and trust are all invaluable as foundations of a prosperous society. Hard times create strong men, as they like to say.
It is rarely those in power that seek to reduce the power they have. I would support an amendment that the President may not pardon himself, his immediate family, or anyone acting on behalf of their administration.
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[ 0.73 ms ] story [ 11.3 ms ] threadAs long as a big chunk of the population aligns with self-interest, corruption & devaluing ethics, they will continue to vote for similar people.
The end result is a long civic lesson in why virtues, strong ethics and trust are all invaluable as foundations of a prosperous society. Hard times create strong men, as they like to say.