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Jenna Ellis

Biden’s preemptive pardons – A constitutional power on a precarious path

Biden’s preemptive pardons – A constitutional power on a precarious path

The president of the United States has the authority to issue preemptive pardons – but whether he should is a question of principle. The pardon power is a gift meant to serve justice and humanity, not political ends.

Jenna Ellis
Dec 06, 2024
Pam Bondi: The ideal nominee for U.S. Attorney General

Posted Nov 22, 2024

Pam Bondi: The ideal nominee for U.S. Attorney General
A new vision for America: Analyzing Trump’s Cabinet choices

Posted Nov 15, 2024

A new vision for America: Analyzing Trump’s Cabinet choices
Why Christians must exercise their right to vote

Posted Nov 01, 2024

Why Christians must exercise their right to vote
There's nothing 'democratic' about dumping the Electoral College

Posted Oct 18, 2024

There's nothing 'democratic' about dumping the Electoral College
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