LOL!! Not unexpected and surely expected.
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That's why I laugh at a lot of the BGOL political pundits who claim to know so much about politics.
The movie "Vice" featuring Dick Chaney covers this.
www.latimes.com
Just to give you a reference. Another thing a lot of the highly opinined and uninformed don't have.
en.m.wikipedia.org
I mentioned this before and the same people dismissed the movie.
Presidents have to make dirty decisions. There isn't a leader alive who is going to give up immunity when it comes to making executive decisions.
They can't be concerned with the legal system when it comes to making every decision. Our legal system would eat anyone who was President alive.
It's bad enough that the legal system has tried to use sex hush money cases as legal precedent to deem a person unfit for office. Something that was strictly a personal matter was used simply for political gains.
Trump is no saint but if all you have on him is hush money and election fixing, then he looks like your typical DC politician. Our legal system is the same one that split up families to the point our birth rate is at a new low. Incarcerates with little morality.
If you want to make the US a even bigger shit show, give the lawyers the power over the politicians. You still get to elect the President,
Good or Bad. Do you really want the largest law firm in America a running the country?
We currently have politicians who have made the personal calls on good people dying and innocent people suffering. It's a lot more people than Trump who had a sigh of relief when the SCOTUS made their decision.
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VICE and the Doctrine of Presidential Infallibility
The headline is designed to catch your attention. When I googled “presidential infallibility” most hits refer to the Pope, whose infallibility is a doctrine we’ve heard about for …
That's why I laugh at a lot of the BGOL political pundits who claim to know so much about politics.
The movie "Vice" featuring Dick Chaney covers this.
Readers React: The ‘Vice’-featured unitary theory of executive power is a dangerous fraud
To the editor: The unitary theory of executive power, which played an important role in the Oscar-nominated film “Vice,” is a fraud.
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Just to give you a reference. Another thing a lot of the highly opinined and uninformed don't have.
Unitary executive theory - Wikipedia
I mentioned this before and the same people dismissed the movie.
Presidents have to make dirty decisions. There isn't a leader alive who is going to give up immunity when it comes to making executive decisions.
They can't be concerned with the legal system when it comes to making every decision. Our legal system would eat anyone who was President alive.
It's bad enough that the legal system has tried to use sex hush money cases as legal precedent to deem a person unfit for office. Something that was strictly a personal matter was used simply for political gains.
Trump is no saint but if all you have on him is hush money and election fixing, then he looks like your typical DC politician. Our legal system is the same one that split up families to the point our birth rate is at a new low. Incarcerates with little morality.
If you want to make the US a even bigger shit show, give the lawyers the power over the politicians. You still get to elect the President,
Good or Bad. Do you really want the largest law firm in America a running the country?
We currently have politicians who have made the personal calls on good people dying and innocent people suffering. It's a lot more people than Trump who had a sigh of relief when the SCOTUS made their decision.
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