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10. What also needs to be happening now is proposing a Constitutional Amendment to limit pardons.

Would it pass? Nope. But it would be another way to showcase ahead of the midterms how corrupt the GOP is.

Democratic candidates could run ads showing Traitor Trump promising to pardon the Jan. 6 rioters (and have a montage of all the corrupt pardons he made, such as Bannon, Stone, and Flynn) and how the Democratic candidates' Republican opponents voted against limiting the power to pardon and thereby allowing Traitor Trump and future corrupt presidents to keep abusing the pardon power.

Also, the Brennan Center for Justice has an article on things Congress could do legislatively to limit the pardon. Excerpt:

Short of amending the Constitution, Congress could limit the pardon power legislatively. One bill, the Protecting Our Democracy Act, would require the Justice Department and the president to provide Congress materials pertaining to a pardoned individual’s prosecution and pardon. The bill would also make it clear that pardons could not be doled out in exchange for bribes. Another provision would outlaw self-pardons.

There is strong reason to believe this legislation would withstand constitutional challenges. With respect to the bribery provisions, it is widely accepted that Congress may impose criminal penalties on a presidential pardon issued to bribe a recipient. Moreover, DOJ has issued two opinions consistent with this understanding. The more recent one, from 1995, concluded that applying the federal bribery statute to the president “raises no separation of powers question, let alone a serious one.”

https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analysis-opinion/how-prevent-abuse-presidents-pardon-power