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福特总统赦免理查德·尼克松的持久遗产

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United States
开始于 February 16, 2026

Now Trump has pushed a controversial element of presidential authority even further

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Evaluating Ford's pardon in light of Trump's actions reveals a continuing struggle with the balance of power and accountability in the presidency.

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Trump's use of presidential authority mirrors Ford's pardon and raises questions about the limits of executive power in protecting allies.

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The legacy of Ford's pardon illustrates the complex relationship between justice and political expediency in American governance.

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Presidential pardons are essential for political healing, and Ford's decision was a necessary step for the nation to move past Watergate.

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Ford's pardon of Nixon set a dangerous precedent that undermines accountability for high office, allowing future leaders to evade justice.

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