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| Inmate #PO1135809 |
He doesn't care about the people.
He doesn't care about the law.
And he continues to prove it day after day.
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| Men wait outside a soup kitchen during the Great Depression |
Nope. He hopes the economy crashes now so it won't affect his image.
And, just this morning, in his presidential immunity trial, Trump's team--defending the self-proclaimed "Law and Order" President--argued that a President couldn't be criminally charged with having his political rivals assassinated unless he had been first impeached and convicted of that in Congress.
Actual text from today's federal appeals court hearing:
Judge: Could a president who ordered SEAL team 6 to assassinate a political rival and is not impeached, would he be subject to criminal prosecution?
Trump lawyer: If he were impeached and convicted first.
Think about that.
Trump's team is arguing that a US President could have his political rivals murdered, and if the Senate was spineless/immoral enough not to vote to convict the President in an impeachment trial (as happened in Trump's insurrection impeachment trial because Senators feared violence directed towards their families, or because some Senators clung to the weak argument that it wasn't proper to convict a, by then, former President), that the once-President would be able to walk away scot-free.
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| No one would be safe in Trump's America |
That means if Biden ordered such assassinations now, he couldn't be charged unless he was convicted in the Democrat-controlled Senate. And if the Democratic Senator votes were affected by fear of violence or personal political repercussions or because of peer-pressure or lack of moral/ethical turpitude, Biden would happily railroad off into the sunset.
And that's what Trump thinks is acceptable?
My, God.
On second thought, despicable doesn't even begin to describe him.
