Recent focus groups revealed that swing voters criticize both President Trump's and former President Biden's pardons, viewing them as excessive. This sentiment was particularly strong among Georgia voters, where ten out of twelve participants opposed Trump’s pardons, particularly those related to violence. Participants expressed a desire for a constitutional amendment to restrict this power, reflecting their dissatisfaction with the current use of pardons. They worry such actions undermine justice and set a dangerous precedent, diminishing both leaders' legacies in the process.
If you did the crime, you need to do the time,
I think it's setting a bad example that people can do all this criminal activity and get away with it,
Forgiving the one who committed such a crime because they supported you back then is not a right choice,
Why a president should have that power when other citizens don't?
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