COLUMN: Trump can sue you, but you can’t sue him. The Supreme Court has constructed a powerful immunity for Trump, allowing him to use lawsuits "as both sword and shield," writes Ankush Khardori. But Trump's WSJ lawsuit raises a new constitutional question: ow.ly/U2uw50Wtkg3
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We will change that law back. The #pedo will either be in a concentration camp or fall out of the tower maybe?
That's how dictatorships work, yes
For "The...." read "This ...."? 6:3 bought and paid for.
The Supreme Court broke the system and now they need to fix it or get out of the way and let someone do it
If only there were still a constitution. Topple the supremes
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Sue all his friends and family. They all dirty.
1st on new agenda 2026 ,impeach all the unsupremes right after the orange felon
Because he is like no other president in history he is a disgrace to this country to our constitution to our judicial system to our humanity to our history
Well, he is our first convicted felon president…..
It’s funny that lawsuits only work as shields in under limited circumstances
And he is getting richer every day off the presidency.
It's clear the US Supreme Court is corrupt with right-wing "Christian" Nationalists.... I expect women's right to vote to be taken away. Oh, wait, they are doing it with their "voter identification" requirements.
Well then maybe, given that this state of affairs is unsustainable in a democracy you should fucking fight against it instead of casually noting it.
A win, win situation for Trump.
1/ The law firm he is using has no notable history of serious civil or criminal litigation. This suggests a lack of seriousness and that the most plausible explanation remains that he felt "compelled to follow through on his threat to sue in order to save face with his base."
2/ In consideration of the available evidence, the prospect of a settlement that would be advantageous to his "library" remains a conceivable eventuality. It is reasonable to question whether Trump has thoroughly considered this matter. This prompts the question of whether he truly requires it.
Skkkotus is kkkorupt.
