Phyllis Diller
Was it me?
None of the above, just stating the facts, noticed you didn’t offer any rebuttal of them
there's no need to rebut deranged ranting.
None of the above, just stating the facts, noticed you didn’t offer any rebuttal of them
Exactly, which will then lead to proving Trump thought he was acting “directly relating to the job,” that he really believed the election was bogus and he was aiding America by halting the erroneous transfer of power, the exact decision Trump wants, which could also pretty much make him immune from any prosecution even having the SS kill a political opponent
Really, I think most know, the most important decision they will have this term, one with a major impact on the upcoming election, and you can’t hypothesize why they slow walked it? They didn’t slow walk the Colorado case, certainly not Gore/Bush, and really didn’t offer any reason for taking up this case which is usually customary for the Court
Yes if it was an immediate need for sitting President but not so much need for a former president. So there is no need to expedite the trial.
Poor anchovies, Trump will lose this case.
should biden do something similar to save democracy?
The final decision will be 7-2 or 7-1, they are not that bold... but if they can delay and get away with it, 4 of them certainly will.
Can’t, he is too loyal to the Constitution, tradition, respect for the law, and he has a set of morals and ethics
The problem is the stay, at least in my mind.
We are all fucked...INCLUDING YOU DELUDED TRUMP ASSKISSERS...for the reasons I suggested. Joe Biden won the last election fair and square...just as Trump won the 2016 election fair and square.
You people have now been ordered to accept that any election that does not go your way...was not fair and square.
Okay...now continue with your delusions.
Can’t, he is too loyal to the Constitution, tradition, respect for the law, and he has a set of morals and ethics
Let's talk about what this decision by the court will set as a precedent, for all past, current, and future presidents to follow.
This case is about Donald Trump's insane notion, that a president has total immunity from investigations, indictments, subpoenas, prosecutions, law suits, and arrests.
If a president has total immunity, then BY LAW, a president would have the legal authority to assassinate whomever he chooses- INCLUDING JUSTICES ON THE SUPREME COURT.
Yes, that is just what America needs, is a president that has the legal authority to commit murder, fraud, corruption, carry out terrorist, traitorous acts, and insurrections.
WHAT COULD GO WRONG THERE?
But, if this is the SUPREME COURT'S DECISION, to grant the president FULL IMMUNITY, then I recommend OUR CURRENT PRESIDENT use this new privilege, established by the new precedent established by the current Supreme Court, to assassinate DONALD TRUMP, who corrupted the office of the president, and assassinate Donald Trump's hand selected Justices that corrupted the Supreme Court.
SO YOU GO JUSTICES!
PLEASE GIVE BIDEN THE FULL LEGAL AUTHORITY TO HAVE YOU ASSASSINATED!
LET'S GET ER' DONE!
AND THE SOONER THE BETTER!
NEXT!
The claim is a blanket immunity that seems way too far reaching IMHO. The argument seems to be: There is a path to go to when a President has overreached and that path was taken. So, the claim is that if we think a President has overreached we can impeach, if that fails then they claim there is an immunity that applies once they are outside office, if they are convicted they can certainly be tried for whatever crime it is, but if they are not convicted in the Senate they are claiming an immunity for the activity... If we didn't impeach then once they leave office it is "too late". We traveled the impeachment path for some of this, we haven't for other parts... I just have a hard time believing that they will hand "blanket immunity" to a President to commit crimes that have nothing to do with the execution of the job so long as he isn't impeached. I'm interested to hear the arguments so we can know more.
These are the courts that have served us for centuries, usually to the benefit of the left. At some point in the future there will doubtless be another Democrat facing what you will then call "politicized lawfare", and you would want to have this. I get that you would rather Trump not get his day before the SCOTUS, and I understand that you believe they are "slow walking" everything (though you know that stuff you bring to the SCOTUS is rarely heard just a month later, this is what the SCOTUS would call "ludicrous speed" if they were in a Mel Brooks movie), you will one day be glad for the pace the courts work, though I fear you will not reflect on the day you thought that such a path should be unavailable to folks you feel are your opponents.
frankie, That Depends on your point of view
They sure moved faster on a briefing schedule for deciding if Trump could be on the ballot. They moved faster in Bush v. Gore, they moved faster in the Nixon case, they moved faster in many cases that we of critical importance.
Agreed on what the final decision was, but five votes were required to stay the trial, and I'm guessing that Roberts was not with the majority on this one. The problem is the stay, at least in my mind.
there was a break down of all such cases and EVERY one they moved faster was when requested and it would benefit a Republican Potus to do so and the SC had a conservative majority.
COnversely the ones that do not get the super fast movement, are ones like this that could jeopardize a republican Potus and again their is conservative majority.