I’m of the mind when the President sees a miscarriage of Justice he’s entitled and given the irrefutable right to correct it. <
As I see it, the only problem with a presidential pardon is that it’s too king-like. There are no checks-and-balances involved. The Founders should have given Congress the power to override a presidential pardon, just as they can override a presidential veto.
That would take a 2/3 vote in both Houses. So it would be a rare event indeed.
I disagree. You may find it a ‘king’s prerogative’, but king’s are not prone to impeachment.
Congress always had a remedy when it comes to presidential authority.