Nicholas Lemann is a professor at Columbia Journalism School and a staff writer for The New Yorker. His most recent book is Transaction Man.
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Trump has turned a constitutional safeguard into a corruption free-for-all, making an amendment to rein in pardon powers necessary—and even plausible.
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How do we celebrate the moment amidst the Trump-era constitutional collapse?
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Democrats have a stronger hand. They should raise their bets.
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Hopefully, the Court will see that kneecapping independent agencies isn’t needed to give presidents influence over policymaking.
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