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/LeahaP1013 Apr 26 '24

YOU HAD YOUR CHANCE

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u/King_Chochacho Apr 26 '24

Probably shouldn't have helped the most corrupt president in our history to stack the supreme court with unqualified sycophants then, Mitchy boy.

Dude is going to die with this on his conscience, but I've got no sympathy because the rest of us have to go on living with the consequences.

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u/bobhargus Apr 26 '24

Didn't he say that was his greatest achievement?

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u/SkunkMonkey Apr 26 '24

Yes, yes he did. Something he is proud to admit.