Trump’s pardon of crypto king makes case for constitutional reform
The debate over presidential pardons is back in the spotlight after President Donald Trump dismissed concerns about his decision to pardon Binance founder Changpeng Zhao — a billionaire who admitted to violating federal anti–money laundering laws. In a recent “60 Minutes” interview, Trump claimed he barely knew Zhao, even as critics point to the criminal case’s national-security implications and Zhao’s financial ties to Trump’s sons. The episode has revived long-running questions about abuse of the pardon power and renewed calls for Congress or even Constitutional action to place limits on it. Read David Adler’s full commentary at WyoFile.
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