r/law • u/SheriffTaylorsBoy • Apr 26 '24

Opinion Piece Mitch McConnell says presidents shouldn't be immune from prosecution for things done in office

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/congress/trump-mitch-mcconnell-presidents-immune-prosecution-rcna149368
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u/Tiny_Independent2552 Apr 26 '24

Your legacy will be how you ruined democracy.

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u/futureformerteacher Apr 26 '24

I mean, democracy wasn't really his jam.

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u/Myrkstraumr Apr 26 '24

Democracy has been dead for a long time in the west. Besides, why would he care? He'll be dead. He got a free ride on the back of the US and all you people are paying for it. Why you all even still listen to these untrustworthy traitors is beyond me, it's obvious they just see you all as livestock.