[PeterPrinciple]

Otherwise, I need to you to lay out those consequences you see, that I don’t see.

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It is what we the people do or do not regarding a pardon that goes too far.

In a good republic, that power base would be out of power for that single act. History shows us this.

The question is do we have enough of a good republic left. We don’t know yet. Place your bet.

[Robert DeLong]

You just said the same thing over. Explain where & how the consequences come into play. There is no law that I know of that restricts a president from pardoning a family member.

We see on a daily basis how the Rule-of-Law has been turned on its head. we have seen clear evidence that all politicians no longer are concerned about the people, because it's the donor class that keep returning them to their political positions. That means our voting in just a ruse to give the appearance that we still play a role in electing those we want.

So, that is why I insist that you lay out what you are referring to. If not, that is fine too, but it shows that you really have nothing in mind.