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Michael Conway, a former counsel for the U.S. House Judiciary Committee, is calling on Joe Biden to formally pardon Donald Trump if he has any hopes of "unifying the nation."

According to Conway, "pardoning him may be the only way that Trump even implicitly concedes he did anything wrong." But at When Democrats Turn Out, we have to ask: Should the bar be set so low?

Democrats don't think so. According to NBC News, Democrats are prepared to demand "investigations into an array of issues involving Trump -- from his administration's child separation policy to his taxes, possible conflicts of interest and potential violations of campaign finance law."

While the decision to prosecute Trump will ultimately be up to Biden's attorney general, Biden might just heed Conway's advice given that he has already "raised concerns that investigations would further divide a country he is trying to unite," as NBC News further reports. The best way to mitigate that risk? Pardoning Donald Trump, appeasing the over 73 million Americans who voted for him, and letting the one-term president peacefully retire to his golf courses.

It is more than optimistic to say Trump will lay low if he is pardoned, but some are considering this as the best way to end Trump's influence on our political system once and for all. Do you agree? Please, tell us now what you think:

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