Comments by "annoyed aussie" (@annoyedaussie3942) on "GOP lawmaker accused of giving 'reconnaissance' tour prior to Capitol riot" video.

Law is normally not retrospective except in the case of the " opportunity zones" socialism for property developers who invested or will invest in certain areas often referred to as black neighborhood's but the states got to choose these low income or near low income areas. Backdating when the scheme started so that it was retrospective was open corruption and nobody batted an eyelid and seemed to have Democrat support. The president's pardon power is absolute and nobody questions this, could a future government create a law that imprisoned those people that had been pardoned, they could but it would be subject to constitutional challenge and my guess is the pardons would stand because those people had been legally pardoned.
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