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Donald Trump wants to use presidential forgiveness on himself and practice forgiveness himself in the various cases in which he has been involved since the beginning of his term. According to two close sources heard by the US newspaper “The New York Times”, the president has suggested the hypothesis in several conversations with advisers and advisers and in which he has tried to understand what is the feasibility and consequences of doing so.
The same sources do not clarify whether these suggestions have been raised since the invasion of the Capitol. It is no longer new for the president to argue that it is legitimate to apologize to himself, especially when he believes that his enemies “will use all means against him” as soon as he leaves the White House, writes the “New York Times.”
This hypothesis only arises from the innumerable investigations that involved Trump during the term that began in 2016. Suspicions of complacency with Russia’s interference in the presidential elections four years ago – of which Trump was the winner – and the Allegations about inconsistencies in the president’s taxes are the main investigations to involve him.
However, personal pardon may be provided in the power conferred by the Constitution on a president with respect to the acquittal of federal crimes. This possibility is applicable not only to people who have been charged but also to those who have not been charged.
In recent months, Trump has granted pardons and reduced sentences to several people, some of whom are very close to his family and friends, including his three oldest children, Donald Trump Jr, Eric, and Ivanka Trump, his former National Security adviser, Michael Flynn, or his former campaign manager, Paul Manafort.
