When trump is finally convicted all his pardons must be nullified surely?

[BSdetect]

Well most of them if not all.

They were granted by a despicable traitor and ought to be viewed as tainted.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

1. No. NT

[ForgedCrank]

2. With all due

respect to everyone, we are focusing way too much on the orange ass.
Setting his shenanigans aside for the moment, we are going to have to understand that Donald Trump wasn't "the" enemy. He isn't the real problem, it's all the people who voted for and support that manner of governing. They aren't going away even if Trump winds up in prison, which is highly unlikely.
This shit started over a decade ago, and it's grown to this size like a massive tumor. We can send Donald Trump straight to prison and there is just going to be another one right behind him. And that is what we need to figure out how to deal with instead of focusing everything on the ass.

[gratuitous]

3. The short answer is no

The longer answer is, "So be careful who you put into high office."

[Ocelot II]

4. No. If a pardon was granted while a president is in office,

the person remains pardoned regardless of what happens to the president later.