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That's total BSHe is both, but the president's constitutional duties has nothing what so ever, to do with elections or their constitutional process that the President of the Senate, VP, presides over... there is nothing discussed between the president and the president of the senate (VP) that has executive privilege.
You’ll never see what you refuse to look for.
So what happened in the courtroom today?When pence acts as president of the senate he is fullfilling his duty as VP.
Even that makes no sense because a president can speak to any member of congress and still be acting within his official duties as president.
You’ll never see what you refuse to look for.
Great!Yeh, a message for all the intellectually and/or morally lazy
Hunter tried to plea guilty under AlfredSo what happened in the courtroom today?
*after the judge affirmed his special prosecutor is validHunter tried to plea guilty under Alfred
Yep. But then again, what difference does it even make?You didnt actually watch the video, did you? Nope.
Jack Smith reduced the charges (dropped about 19 of them) because of the Scotus decision and charged Trump again with 36 of the original charges that had to do with what Trump did after he was no longer president and therefore the charges now remain criminal and prosecutable. In some ways, his case is stronger now because it cannot be appealed (if found guilty) of doing them as president. He was a normal citizen.
Jonathan Turley: The Supreme Court will have problems with this indictment | Fox News Video
Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley reacts to the special filing a new indictment in the election subversion case against former President Trump on 'Special Report.'www.foxnews.com
I just now heard of this a couple hours ago. Basically, this nut Jack Smith (who was not supposed to be bringing the original case!) re-did the old indictment after the Supreme Ct ruled that presidents have immunity from lawsuits when they are (my words) working in their capacity as a president.
Ha, wait, I thought that was my pointYep. But then again, what difference does it even make?
Ha wait. You never have made a point.Ha, wait, I thought that was my point
Deal.
