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A judge in Pennsylvania determined that former President Trump cannot be sued by an election official over statements he made casting suspicion on the 2020 election results during his presidency, due to the protection provided by presidential immunity. Judge Michael Erdos of Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas ruled that Trump’s immunity extends to a …
by Chris Black I mean, is this guy something, or is this guy something? >The United States agrees not to criminally prosecute Biden, outside of the terms of this Agreement, for any federal crimes encompassed by the attached Statement of Facts (Attachment A) and the Statement of Facts attached as Exhibit I to the Memorandum …
Just sit back and admire the corruption of your government that they tried to give the president's son immunity from any future prosecutions and then slapped more indictments on his leading opponent in the next election one day after it all fell apart in court. https://t.co/s4hbsEft2E — Greg Price (@greg_price11) August 2, 2023