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<blockquote data-quote="MrNiceGuy" data-source="post: 1175316" data-attributes="member: 261">HahahaThis is why I stand alone and apart.I feel like no single person, pres or not, constitutional edict or not, should have the power to pardon at will.It's bullshit.&nbsp; It causes more problems than it solves because there are far more controversial pardon decisions by presidents that tear our country apart than there are pardons which rectify true injustices that bring our country together.I also feel like executive orders are there to fix interim problems in bills.&nbsp; For example:&nbsp; congress passes a bill.&nbsp; The bill is popular among Americans but has some constitutional issue that wasn't forseen when writing the bill.&nbsp; In this case AND IN THIS CASE ONLY, should the prez put out an executive order to keep the law afloat until congress amends thd bill to pass consitutional muster.Or maybe and just maybe I'm a little skeptical of DICKtatorship mothefuckers?Sorry, NOT sorry.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MrNiceGuy, post: 1175316, member: 261"] Hahaha This is why I stand alone and apart. I feel like no single person, pres or not, constitutional edict or not, should have the power to pardon at will. It's bullshit. It causes more problems than it solves because there are far more controversial pardon decisions by presidents that tear our country apart than there are pardons which rectify true injustices that bring our country together. I also feel like executive orders are there to fix interim problems in bills. For example: congress passes a bill. The bill is popular among Americans but has some constitutional issue that wasn't forseen when writing the bill. In this case AND IN THIS CASE ONLY, should the prez put out an executive order to keep the law afloat until congress amends thd bill to pass consitutional muster. Or maybe and just maybe I'm a little skeptical of DICKtatorship mothefuckers? Sorry, NOT sorry. [/QUOTE]

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