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The question of whether a US president can pardon themselves, with no definitive judicial resolution and ongoing debate among legal scholars and former officials.
is broad enough to preemptively pardon federal officials, including agents, for federal offenses (Article II authority); presidents have used that power to issue sweeping, day‑one pardons that covered...
A criminal conviction alone does not, under ’s text, disqualify a person from running for or serving as President; the Constitution requires only age, natural‑born citizenship and residency for presid...