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Do not investigate Trump’s corporate allies until he leaves office

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Briefings

A constitutional absurdity has emerged where the US presidential pardon power allows the administration to protect individuals accused of corruption, creating a potential loophole for those accused of corruption. This finding is based on the text stating that the pardon power has created a constitutional absurdity that can protect those accused of corruption.

Key points

• The US presidential pardon power allows the administration to protect individuals accused of corruption, creating a constitutional absurdity.
• This power has been exercised to protect those accused of corruption, as stated in the evidence.

Context

The US presidential pardon power has been used to protect those accused of corruption, creating a constitutional absurdity that can shield individuals from accountability.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the single sentence provided, which states the pardon power creates a constitutional absurdity. No specific instances, dates, or named individuals are mentioned in the source.

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