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> but do you honestly think your life would be better if this particular, and relatively minor, aspect of the Presidency would be curtailed? Why even bother sa
by TheSpiceIsLife 6y ago
> but do you honestly think your life would be better if this particular, and relatively minor, aspect of the Presidency would be curtailed?
Why even bother saying this?
Each of us can want / advocate for whatever changes each of us prefers in any given moment.
There's plenty of resources in the world, and within each of us, to want better for, say, our kids; more space exploration; a presidential role with fewer perks; an end to hunger; and our local street to be kept cleaner.
- macspoofing 6y ago>Each of us can want / advocate for whatever changes each of us prefers in any given moment. I understand that. I'm saying you need a reason to go through the effort of changing the constitution and a 240 year old tradition. This is why I asked what all that effort in getting rid of the pardon would do for the world. And it seems, the answer is not much if anything at all. So my argument is, maybe find something more worthwhile to concern yourself with?