(Old Article but Funny as Hell, Hysterical Loony Tunes attacking Trump and the SC. No wonder they are trying to destroy it)

Donald unchained: SCOTUS decision would give Trump the immunity to run rampant just in time for a possible 2nd term, experts sayLaura Italiano, Natalie Musumeci, and Kelsey Vlamis Jul 1, 2023 1/2

The Supreme Court of the United States ruling on Monday confers the presumption of immunity on a president's "official" actions. It could have huge implications if former President Donald Trump is given a second term.

SCOTUS immunity would've freed Richard Nixon to spy on opponents all he liked, experts said Monday.

In a second term, Trump himself would enjoy immunity superpowers.

SCOTUS immunized a range of "truly dangerous and nefarious actions by a president," one expert said.

As president, Richard Nixon used the FBI, the CIA, and White House "advisors" — the now notorious "plumbers" — to spy on and sabotage his political opponents.

Under Monday's Supreme Court decision — which confers the presumption of immunity on a president's "official" actions — Nixon could not have been charged for any of these abuses of power, one constitutional law expert told Business Insider.

"Most, if not all, of that conduct would fall on the 'presumptively-official' side of the line," saidMichel Paradis, an attorneywho teaches national security and constitutional law at Columbia Law School.

"And it is not obvious to me how you would show that it was not if you are forbidden from any inquiry into the president's motives," Paradis added.

Under Monday's decision, "courts may not inquire into the President's motives" in deciding if a presidential act is official or unofficial.

Trump is now free during a potential second administration to direct others to stretch or break the law in any of the ways he's already signaled he hopes to, Paradis said. (He means like Bidan is doing but won't admit it)

• He can dispatch the military to break up protests or deport migrants;

• he can fire civil servants who disagree with him; he can disband agencies he doesn't like —

• including the Department of Education or the Environmental Protection Agency —

• and he can then pardon anyone who gets in trouble for carrying out his orders, Paradis said.

• And by calling these acts "official," he can do all of the above without himself being prosecuted, Paradis said.

"Or take the subject matter of Trump's first impeachment," the law professor added. (none of this is true though)

• With his new Supreme Court-protected immunity, "He could have much more explicitly directed Rudy Giuliani to convey a threat to the Ukrainians demanding that they come out with dirt on Biden or that he would withhold all aid," he said.

• "And he can direct subordinates to not simply 'skirt' the law, but affirmatively break it with the promise of a pardon if they do," Paradis added. "And he can do so, knowing that it is extremely unlikely under the court's rule today that he could be successfully prosecuted."

• It will give Trump even more license to push legal boundaries, agreedformer federal prosecutor Neama Rahmani, the president and co-founder of West Coast Trial Lawyers.

• "Trump will be more empowered to push the limits of the law and to go after his rivals if he thinks he can get away with it," Rahmani told Business Insider.

• "Trump has always pushed the limits of the law, and if he has at least some immunity now, he will be even more willing to do so," Rahmani added.

https://www.businessinsider.com/scotus-would-let-second-term-president-trump-run-rampant-experts-2024-7

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Doron Kalir, a professor at Cleveland State University College of Law with expertise in statutory interpretation and the Supreme Court, said it was a "sad moment" for the court and for American democracy.

He said the sweeping nature of the ruling effectively declared that the president is above the law, providing a "roadmap" for future presidents who may want to engage in potentially illegal activity in a way that would be immune from prosecution.

Kalir added the ruling has left a cloud over the other criminal cases in which Trump is charged. (KEK as attorneys, they certainly know all the cases are bullshit, so they are reprogramming the people that “superior lawyers” believe those cases had merit to get them back to hate.)

"It's actually very striking that we're getting this opinion three days before the Fourth of July, where we recognized our Declaration of Independence from a king," saidCliff Sloan, Georgetown Law professor and constitutional law expert.

"And this opinion, more than any other in the Supreme Court's history, gives the president king-like powers," Sloan added.

"It's a sad day for the country," Sloan said. "It's a sad day for our constitutional democracy. It was a sad day for the Supreme Court."

Sloan said it was particularly disturbing that the majority decision made zero mention of the now-notorious Seal Team Six hypothetical — which asked if a president enjoys official-act immunity if that official act is, as Commander in Chief, ordering Seal Team Six to assassinate a political rival.

"Everybody was horrified" when Trump's lawyer first raised immunity in that circumstance as a possible consequence, Sloan said.(Sloan who is everybody? Name them all.)

(These attorney’s have the Progressive Radical Mind Virus, they imagine Trump can do everything they do, and really don’t like it.)

But although Justice Sonya Sotomayor (retard DEI hire before it was cool) in Monday's dissent, complains anew that Trump and future presidents can now get away with ordering political assassinations — simply by arguing that doing so is an official act — "the majority does not dispute it, which is really remarkable," Sloan said.

"It's actually incredible that we now have an opinion that seems to confer immunity for a wide range of truly dangerous and nefarious actions by a president," he added.

https://www.businessinsider.com/scotus-would-let-second-term-president-trump-run-rampant-experts-2024-7

(If anything in America gets cleaned out,it should be Colleges and Universities first, they are being taught by insane communists and Marxists)

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I thank God daily that Trump didn't choose the warmonger little brother of Linsey

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ANONS here the report on DOJ report and Cooney with others involved in public corruption. Pretty weird they investigate public corruption and then commit it. It never fails.

Cooney is mentioned (as the “Fraud and Public Corruption Section Chief”) a whopping 394 times in the 85-page report released from the Justice Department’s inspector generalon July 24. Cooney supervised a team of four attorneys who prosecuted Stone for what the government successfully argued in front of a Washington, D.C., jury were lies and obstruction during Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation

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It's odd that this report is being released in July 2024 or debate on sentencing guidelines and corruption in the DOJ,WHICH IS THE VERY SAME THINGthe current DOJ is doing now with J6, Abortion protects, Catholics, Christians, parents etc.

When will this OIG write a report on them, it only took 4+ years to write this one?

(1) a

sentence within the Guidelines range of 87 to 108 months was “excessive and

unwarranted” and “would not be appropriate or serve the interests of justice,” (2) a

sentence “far less than” 87 to 108 months would be reasonable under the circumstances,

and (3) the government ultimately defers to the court as to what the appropriate sentence

should be. The same day, all four members of the government’s trial team withdrew their

appearances in the Stone case, and one of them resigned from the Department.