Political Pardons: Ethics and Implications

This chapter delves into the extensive pardons issued by Biden, contrasting them with historical precedents and questioning their motivations, particularly in relation to his family. It further examines the ethics surrounding preemptive pardons during Trump's presidency, discussing the moral dilemmas that arise from political affiliations and potential implications on justice. The conversation raises concerns about the cycle of political retribution and the philosophical implications of executive power in granting pardons.