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It appears to me the conservative justices have ventured into the realm of politics by wondering what if future presidents would prosecute former presidents. If a former president committed crimes ... of course .... otherwise not likely (unless they would be Trump).
They should answer the question whether a president has unconditional immunity or are there limitations just as the Founders thought.
Seems obvious to me ... but I am but a simple citizen, who has no immunity from prosecution for any crimes I should commit
ignorance is the enemy without equality there is no liberty America can survive bad policy, but not destruction of our Democratic institutions
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