Which president granted Richard Nixon an unconditional pardon for any crimes he may have committed while in office?
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A. Gerald Ford is your answer
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Gerald Ford is your answer
The successor of Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, wanted the US public to place their trust in the US government again, so he pardoned Nixon. However, this led to public outrage, as the public believed that Nixon should serve in a court like all other US citizens who transgressed the law.
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