President Trump’s extensive use of clemency in his second term has focused on January 6 defendants, political allies facing corruption charges, and administration figures, with no public statements or actions indicating any intent to address Richard Nixon. Nixon died in 1994, rendering a standard presidential pardon inapplicable under established legal practice that targets living individuals convicted or charged with federal crimes. Recent DOJ discussions around historical review or image rehabilitation of Nixon have not translated into clemency proceedings, and the December 31 deadline leaves little time for an unforeseen shift. Trader consensus reflects these structural barriers and the absence of any catalyst tying Nixon to current pardon priorities.