I'm just worried about where this is all going 
. I mean, a broad pardon like that? It sounds like a recipe for disaster. What's next, pardoning everyone who's ever broken a law? It's just too vague and open to interpretation. And what about the people who didn't vote twice, but might have unknowingly contributed to some other way? It's not fair to them 
. And let's be real, who needs that kind of power? It's like Trump is testing the limits of his own authority 
. I hope the judge sees through this and doesn't let it slide 
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. I mean, a broad pardon like that? It sounds like a recipe for disaster. What's next, pardoning everyone who's ever broken a law? It's just too vague and open to interpretation. And what about the people who didn't vote twice, but might have unknowingly contributed to some other way? It's not fair to them . And let's be real, who needs that kind of power? It's like Trump is testing the limits of his own authority . I hope the judge sees through this and doesn't let it slide .
. Like, if a pardon can apply to anyone who voted twice, doesn't that open the floodgates for all sorts of people? And what does "conduct related to the 2020 election" even mean? Is he saying that voting straight down ticket just isn't allowed anymore? It's all so shady 
. I hope the courts figure out a way to clarify this before it gets too messy...
And what about the state and local level elections where this is more of a problem? Does Trump think the federal government can just swoop in and fix all these messy election irregularities on their own?