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7 days agoYes, but were talking about a runaway congress overreaching to unjustly persecuted people by passing laws, such that a president’s power to pardon is required to prevent injustice.


Yes, but were talking about a runaway congress overreaching to unjustly persecuted people by passing laws, such that a president’s power to pardon is required to prevent injustice.


But the president still controls the executive, and as we’ve seen, the Attorney General has considerable infulence in choosing who to prosecute and what laws to enforce.


Maybe the home PC market, but they havent cared about that segment in a long time.
You can drop a mouse down a mineshaft and it can survive the landing, but a skyscraper has cross winds, which could easily get it moving laterally too fast to survive. A hamster is considerably larger than a mouse though, and just because a mouse could survive doesnt mean a hamster would.
How is congress identifying, arresting, prosecuting, and convicting these hypothetical victims of injustice? Your the one who claimed pardons were a necessary solution to this particular problem. Maybe you meant some different problem?