Fuck that. Presidential immunity is for the executive office of the united states to be able to bend some rules to act in the best interest of the people represented by the office. There is no way to describe undermining the constitution to subvert the best interests of the people represented by the office as being in their best interest.

So the president can just do whatever they want with no consequences at all?

Not surprising, actually. Courts don't seem to want to resolve the question of "Presidential immunity", even though it is not explicitly written into the Constitution (where other functions are). So now it has become "tradition", until, that is, a judge grows a pair and works to clarify the situation.

Depending on the timeline, it isn’t unreasonable to expect an amended complaint based on allegations in the indictment that was released by Jack Smith yesterday.

Other legal proceedings may examine the propriety of his statements and actions while he was the President and whether, as the plaintiffs in this and other cases contend, it was this conduct which served as the actual threat to our democracy. But this case is not the proper place to do so. Here, Trump is entitled to Presidential immunity.

It sounds like he is handing off the presidential immunity decision to a higher court. Can somebody with a legal background say whether this kind of case can go to a higher court?

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That all read as, it's just an opinion man.