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Princess Turandot

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3. FYI This isn't about the Colorado state ballot case. It's the appeal in the J6 case..

Reply to Model35mech (Reply #2)

Tue Feb 13, 2024, 03:26 PM

Feb 2024

..in which Trump is claiming that anything he did during the lead up and on that day cannot be prosecuted because presidents have total and lifelong immunity.

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Will the Supreme Court rule that a President has "limited" immunity? [View all] kentuck Feb 2024 OP

If I were Biden. There would be so many options available if they provided limited immunity. LiberalFighter Feb 2024 #1

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FYI This isn't about the Colorado state ballot case. It's the appeal in the J6 case.. Princess Turandot Feb 2024 #3

sorry. Model35mech Feb 2024 #4

The Supreme Court can not rule that a president has absolute immunity, or they will have created a kingdom. Chainfire Feb 2024 #5