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After he's rightfully absolved of those murder charges, I hope he sues our President for slander. It was once unthinkable that a sitting President would weigh in on a murder trial before the jury had reached a verdict. Not anymore, it seems.
Obama often weighed in on criminal matters like when he said that Treyvon Martin could have been his son or when he said that cops acted "stupidly" in another case.
What is it with Dems that see a case and then try to make it fit their narrative? Heck we have idiots telling us how racist the Rittenhouse trial is because there are too many white people? I think they are weighing in on it so heavily because the firearm used was an AR15. If Rittenhouse had stabbed those jerks attacking him with a pointed stick the narrative might be different.
Trump of course had lots to say about all sorts of things but then he had a big mouth so it was expected. Biden has had decades to learn when to speak and what to say and Obama was as slick as they come so what is their excuse?
After he's rightfully absolved of those murder charges, I hope he sues our President for slander. It was once unthinkable that a sitting President would weigh in on a murder trial before the jury had reached a verdict. Not anymore, it seems.
"In 1997, the Supreme Court heard Clinton v. Jones, which determined a sitting president could not be sued in a civil suit for official actions until the conclusion of their term. This gave President Bill Clinton temporary immunity (though the case was able to start pre-trial discovery). When he left office, Paula Jones was able to continue the sexual harassment lawsuit."
Apparently, he cannot be sued while in office. After he finished his term, Kyle can choose whether or not to sue President Biden for slander or defamation of character.
That's a shame. Why should the President be immune during his term?
After he's rightfully absolved of those murder charges, I hope he sues our President for slander. It was once unthinkable that a sitting President would weigh in on a murder trial before the jury had reached a verdict. Not anymore, it seems.
Trump did the same against the officers who murdered George Floyd. Did you protest that?
Credit to Trump for at least being on the right side of things (for once), but Biden is certainly not the first to weigh in on a murder trial before the verdict. If you don't like it, then be consistent.
After he's rightfully absolved of those murder charges, I hope he sues our President for slander. It was once unthinkable that a sitting President would weigh in on a murder trial before the jury had reached a verdict. Not anymore, it seems.
Kyle will be able to sue quite a few people for slander once he's acquitted. Traitor Joe would be a good one to start with.
Well, if you look at this photo more carefully, it looks more like “Mutual Combat,” but still illegal, in most States, between a Proud Boy goon and an ANTIFA goon.
The guy on the loosing end of an @zz beating is dressed in clothing commonly worn by ANTIFA members. AGAIN, I come to this conclusion through my own observations within this photo.
In today’s world, Americans are too lazy to look into the issues from themselves, but will often take the words of an uninformed person or a person with obvious biases, as the truth, when it’s clearly not.
I have ZERO respect for anybody on the Far-Left and on the Far-Right.
Exactly. They are no different in my eyes.
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