President Trump has pardoned nearly 1,600 Capitol rioters and granted clemency to two dozen additional allies, donors and supporters in his second term.

His indiscriminate “No MAGA left behind” approach has eroded the rule of law and created the appearance that consequences only apply to Trump’s opponents.

Legal experts and commentators across the political spectrum are now calling for a constitutional amendment to restrict this unchecked presidential power.

It’s sheer coincidence that I’m writing here on the same subject as my Los Angeles Times colleague Jonah Goldberg’s most recent column : The crying need to amend the Constitution to do something about the much-abused presidential pardon power, the only unchecked power that a president has.

The fact that both Goldberg, a right-o

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