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TopicTrumps power to pardon people has been suspended due to impeachment
Tyranthraxus
01/13/21 6:21:36 PM
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ArkThompson posted...
I think it would make more sense to interpret it as saying that the president can pardon anyone, except those who have been impeached. The argument for this would be that it would be unreasonable for the president to be able to overturn both the house and the senate and an analogy would be the presidential veto power being able to be trumped (no pun intended) by the house and senate.

There's an argument to be made that if the president can pardon people while being impeached himself then impeachment is a useless tool for removing the president since he can order people to destroy the evidence against him and then pardon them.

Or more succinctly should a potential criminal be allowed to determine what other criminals go free?

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