This is terrible weighing of the costs and benefits of the pardon power. I think Senator Murphy woefully undervalues its utility. /1
Once one party allows the pardon power to become a tool of criminal enterprise, its danger to democracy outweighs its utility as an instrument of justice.
— Chris Murphy (@ChrisMurphyCT) December 24, 2020
It\u2019s time to remove the pardon power from the Constitution.
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For the record.
Explosions (some more 'impressive' than others) that were caught on video in the the hours AFTER the twin towers came down, but BEFORE WTC 7 came down.
Also the locations and approximate times where these were recorded . . .
https://t.co/VrSv7mnZyl
https://t.co/MGrp5wLs8A
https://t.co/JeYH2IiHiv
https://t.co/ng1NyqnEfn
For the record.
Explosions (some more 'impressive' than others) that were caught on video in the the hours AFTER the twin towers came down, but BEFORE WTC 7 came down.
Also the locations and approximate times where these were recorded . . .

https://t.co/VrSv7mnZyl

https://t.co/MGrp5wLs8A

https://t.co/JeYH2IiHiv

https://t.co/ng1NyqnEfn
