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In Pursuit of Justice: The Flawed Legacy of Trump's Pardons
EditorialOctober 30, 2025

In Pursuit of Justice: The Flawed Legacy of Trump's Pardons

  • #TrumpPardons
  • #Justice
  • #RuleOfLaw
  • #Accountability

As we grapple with the political aftermath of Trump's presidency, his pattern of pardoning seems to undermine the principles of justice, sparking urgent conversations around accountability and the rule of law. Why is this significant for our future? Let's delve deeper.

By Sophia Ramirez, Opinions Editor

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