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> his experience tells him that he is. Well, also the entire government said as much, including the the AG, whose belief is a sitting President can't be indict
by mywittyname 2y ago
> his experience tells him that he is.
Well, also the entire government said as much, including the the AG, whose belief is a sitting President can't be indicted, and SCOTUS, who claims basically, that the President can't engage in illegal acts.
The only theoretical mechanism left is impeachment, but if the impossible happens and Congress does vote to remove, the administration will ignore it, or have SCOTUS rule against it. It just depends on how above board they care to pretend to make it look.
- 9dev 2y agoIt’s almost funny how the land with no kings nor lords gleefully bows to their new, self-proclaimed king now.
- lenerdenator 2y agoEh, some of it does. The other portion either finds him annoying or despises him with an ire that few outside the US can comprehend.