Presidential Pardons Are Absolute and Free From Second Guessing Scrutiny

Presidential pardons are an essential power granted to the President by the Constitution. Attempting to undermine or revoke legally issued pardons would set a dangerous precedent of eroding constitutional authority for political vendettas. We must uphold the rule of law and separation of powers. Regardless of personal opinions on specific pardons, they represent the President's lawful exercise of executive clemency powers. Nullifying pardons based on claims about signing methods used would open a Pandora's box of second-guessing previous presidents' official acts. It is crucial to maintain consistency and respect the finality of pardons to preserve the integrity of our democratic institutions.