Pennsylvania law forbids people convicted of serious crimes from holding elective office anywhere in the commonwealth, but there’s no such prohibition in the U.S. Constitution for holding the highest office in the land
. A man convicted of seven criminal counts could occupy the Oval Office, again. Some pundits even quip, he could pardon himself.saddest day -- whether you love Donald Trump, or not.
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