Every one of the GOP presidential candidates has been asked whether they’d issue former President Trump a pardon should they win the White House. While most have refused to give a definitive answer, here’s where each candidate stands on the issue:
, who remains the front-runner and continues to dominate the headlines with his legal woes.
And one thing they're all being asked is whether they would pardon Trump if they win the White House.— and he could face more trouble in two other investigations, one regarding Jan. 6 and another aboutSo far, most candidates are refusing to give a definitive answer on whether they'd pardon Trump, should he get convicted. Here is where the GOP candidates all stand.
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