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The risk we are facing is a breakdown in the rule of law in which anyone who is sufficiently politically connected may commit crimes with impunity under the assumption that the President will issue them a blanket pardon. This amendment is the simplest mechanism to fix this.

4/4 4. This article shall be inoperative unless it shall have been ratified as an amendment to the Constitution by the legislatures of the several States, as provided in the Constitution, within seven years from the date of the submission hereof to the States by the Congress

3/4 3. Acceptance of a pardon shall constitute confession of guilt of the crime being pardoned. Acceptance of a reprieve shall not constitute confession of guilt of any crime.

2/4 2. No pardon nor reprieve granted by the President shall be valid for a crime in which the President granting the pardon or reprieve was a participant or conspirator.

1/4 1. The President shall not pardon nor grant reprieve to the President, Vice President, nor any officer of the United States so long as the recipient remains in that respective role.

@ShawnFleetwood shows once again that he either does not understand RCV, or is intentionally deceptive about it.

@Meta If you want to know how to build a Metaverse, read "Rainbows End" by Vernor Vinge. He beat you by at least 15 years.

#askSEIzt What are the best standards for measuring the maturity of our enterprise zero trust architecture?

@Microsoft Grandview. It's clean and easy. Works even on mobile devices.

We need to talk. What should our next default font be?

@BlueBoxDave replace "effect" with "affect" in paragraph 8.

“One thing that is amazing about Critical Race Theory is that it has absolutely no basis in science. There is no data anywhere to suggest that it has ever made anyone less racist, or that it has ever reduced incidents of racism.” thefederalist.com/2020/09/08/don…

@arlingtonchurch @washingtonpost @stcharleschurch This is right. In fact, the Mass means more than world to us. Literally. Don't take it away!

The coronavirus kept Brady Anderson from visiting his elderly parents, because he doesn’t want to infect them. But it didn’t keep him from church on Sunday. “It means the world to me,” he told the @washingtonpost after attending Mass at @stcharleschurch. wapo.st/33ob4xh

@arlingtonchurch @BishopBurbidge It is with great sadness that I read this announcement. I have been praying for you in this terrible time. Unfortunately, you made the wrong choice. The right choice was more Masses, as the bishops in Poland have done. It's not too late. You can still change and fix this.

Today, @BishopBurbidge announced, "It is with great sadness that I announce that as of today March 17th, I am suspending the public celebration of all Masses in the Diocese of Arlington until further notice." Full message here: youtu.be/nWXVcU1sdM4

Dershowitz: I never said a president could do anything to get reelected thehill.com/opinion/judici…

What @AlanDersh said.

@rjallain Have you ever looked at a video of a skateboarder doing an ollie? Bet it's got interesting things to track.

Here's why I deleted my twitter app. I'm also disabling all notifications. If twitter fixes this, I might come back thefederalist.com/2016/02/24/the…

I feel a great disturbance in the force, as if millions of people due back at work tomorrow are trying to remember what they actually do.

'#Mary kept all these things, reflecting on them in her heart.' #SolemnityofMary

Against the academic culture of privilege: ftmag.co/1MKTXDY

George Lucas said he didn’t like the new Star Wars movie, which is great because now he finally knows what that feels like.