Why does the person one elects as president matter, especially that person's integrity? Very often the United States president pardons people who committed crimes. Usually, this happens just before the person leaves office. I can give examples of potential candidates, which could be anyone. Nikolas Cruz, for instance, was recently sentenced. Any president down the road can pardon him, including Biden. Speaking of Biden, I don't see why one would pursue a conviction for his son Hunter during his term for this very same reason. Who one elects has lasting results.
As Obama once said: "elections have consequences." Of course Obama also said: "“How hard can that be, saying that Nazis are bad?" Out of context there is nothing wrong with that statement; however, I would like to also hear how hard can that be, saying that communists are bad? We don't hear that enough, and in modern human history communists murdered many millions more humans than Nazis. But it's really not just a comment, it's a narrative that's being established for a reason and a purpose; however, that's a whole other topic for another post.
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