The idea that the 'rule of law' is somehow undermined by this ordinary use of the extraordinary presidential pardon power is simply nuts. After all, we just elected a convicted felon. This perspective shows a disconnect from reality where the outrage over Biden’s pardon seems to ignore the context in which we are operating; it is still staggering how some pundits cling to outdated norms in this chaotic political landscape.
The premise that pardoning one's family is inherently corrupt assumes a moral high ground that simply doesn't exist when it comes to political strategy. By demanding that Democrats uphold standards while alone, these critics betray a misunderstanding of the current political landscape where such rules have long been discarded. It's a relic of a bygone era that no longer applies in today's reality.
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