The outcry over that, Love said, prompted President Dwight D. Eisenhower's attorney general, Herbert Brownell, to announce a "goldfish bowl" policy of making pardon grants public as well as the names of the persons recommending them, a policy that had been in effect before the New Deal.
It makes "pardon my reach" the mantra for the evening.
While I am delighted by the thoughtful analyses in the Oct. 4 feature that demonstrate that "the ability of legislators to draw their own district boundaries is a loophole in democracy," I am even happier to see that some academics are building tools (e.g., Professor Sam Wang's models) and making recommendations to fix (pardon the double entendre) the political system.
"He now fits the criteria and meets the human factors that make his pardon a wise decision," Mr. Greenlee wrote.
The closing scenes are especially good so good that they almost make you pardon the fractious passages that have gone before.
Franklin Ezeona wey be president for Global Society for Anti-Corruption (GSAC) say dem don cari Pa Egbuchune mata give goment and Attorney General for Imo State Miletus Nlemedim don recommend make goment pardon di man, but di mata dey wait for Govnor Rochas Okorocha to approve am.
Kate, still trying to recover from her action triumph-turned-disappointment in this year's final hour, joins forces with Chloe and Jack's new Serbian running mate Belchek to -- and, oh hell, let's bring back Tony Almeida, sprung from prison as one of President Heller's last acts to make that pardon he gave Jack good -- to get Jack out of the Lubyanka.
That makes us, pardon the pun, fair game".
This, she understood, was a dangerous ploy, but she had the antidote: "only assured celebrity makes society pardon originality".
That's what makes this pardon such cheap political theater.
