In Donald Trump's America, a President simply can't do his job properly without breaking the law. Think about that! What did he do during his term that we simply don't know about?

For all of Joe Biden's flaws, I am pretty confident that he is not doing illegal things on a daily basis, and doesn't need this blanket immunity.

Does he not realize that if that right is codified before he's president again that Biden could just turn around and have him executed without any repercussions. I don't believe Biden would do that but it just shows that he is not thinking beyond the tip of his nose.

In a hearing last month, Trump’s lawyers argued that immunity should go so far as to protect a president from prosecution even if they were to order SEAL Team 6 to assassinate a political rival.

10:1 odds there is a document outside of Trumps possession proving he asked SEAL Team 6 to assassinate a political rival while he was president.

If accountability for the powerful means the end of America as we know it I'm excited for the new America that we're about to meet.

I struggle to see how being held accountable is a bad thing. Even in public office.

Nobody should be above the law.

Can’t help but notice that this oompa loompa cunt still hasn’t been executed, what’s up with that America?

It’s upsetting to me that rich people posting in call caps about how they should be allowed to commit crimes resonates with me ANY Americans, never mind enough of your voting population that Donald Trump has a decent chance of winning the next election.

I mean every country has morons, but Jesus what is going on in your country man?

Spoken like a truly innocent man, right? I mean. This alone is an admittance of guilt. Lock his fat ass in jail.

His (and the GOP) philosophy is "if I did it, then the Dems have to be doing it too." He and the GOP thinks nobody plays fair so why is he the only one being prosecuted. This is the whole witch hunt garbage he's been spewing for years.

I'm still waiting on the My Pillow guy and countless other GOPers to release all their evidence against Biden and the 2020 election having been rigged, though it's kinda late for them to drop any of those bombshells at this point.

E: words

If he doesn't like it, he doesn't have to run

To be fair, America has been pretty much done and overwith since 9/11.

“President Supervillain in the Land of Infinite Crimes”

I don’t want to live in that world

His America. The America that lets him and those like him get away with whatever they want. The America that, so far, they have mostly built up in their collective imagination.

Why can’t he get it through his thick head that the president is the same as every other citizen. There are no rights or rules that he’s exempt from. We are all citizens of a nation. If he doesn’t want to abide by the same rules, there are plenty of small cement rooms that would happy to have him sleep over

His immunity claim is a political and legal loser.

“About two-thirds of U.S. adults do not think former President Donald Trump should have immunity from criminal prosecution for actions he took while president,” according to a new PBS NewsHour/NPR/Marist poll.

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/trump-should-not-get-immunity-2-out-of-3-americans-say

Eat shit, Pumpkin Tits.

this isn’t something that can be debated or reasoned with. he’s not presenting an argument because he doesn’t have one. he’s saying these things simply because he wants them to be true. i’m so tired of seeing the media respond to the things he says as if he cares about whether the things he says actually make sense.

they should treat this as what it is: propaganda

Lemme translate that title for ya: Talking Diaper Leaks Shit Again While Exhausted Country Frantically Searches For Hose.

It's a good thing we haven't punished him at ALL for any of his Crimes! He's DEFINITELY learned his Lesson!

This is the best summary I could come up with:

Donald Trump isn’t happy that judges on a Washington, D.C., appeals court ruled that he’s not protected from prosecution in the Justice Department’s election interference case against him.

In a hearing last month, Trump’s lawyers argued that immunity should go so far as to protect a president from prosecution even if they were to order SEAL Team 6 to assassinate a political rival.

The court’s three-judge panel ruled on Tuesday that this shouldn’t be the case, nor should a president be protected from prosecution if they were to illegally attempt to overturn an election.

A UMass Amherst poll released Wednesday found that a whopping 74 percent of Republicans believe Trump should be able to act as a dictator for a day to start a prospective second term in office, something he has teased he will do.

Once he does, it will be up to the Supreme Court to decide whether they want to issue a ruling of their own, which could delay Trump’s federal election interference trial.

Meanwhile, he’s running for president, and though the MAGA faithful might want to give him absolute power, it’s unclear whether relentlessly posting all-caps rants about how he needs to be able to commit crimes to effectively do the job is going to resonate with most Americans.

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