Placing presidents above the law by making them immune from criminal accountability gets separation of powers backwards and upends the rule of law, write Laurence Tribe, Norman Eisen and Taylor Redd.
by the way, this judge pan is a plant. she s tied to the kavanaugh and russia hoax. she s in the same social circles as merick garland. this wasn t the only time assassination was brought up today. two skwrour journalists were ca a hot mic. he had the window hanging out of it would be on the other side. if he s driving with the front window open. or a convertible. yeah.
political congress gets to decide. it made absolutely no sense. and i was there in the courtroom. and it was just it was devastating. you were in the courtroom today as these arguments were being made, george? yeah. i was sitting way in the back, but i could hear it pretty well except for maybe judge henderson, whose voice was a little soft. it was absolutely it was one of those moments, and i m writing a piece in the atlantic tonight that should come out tomorrow, where you know before it was like ten minutes into the argument when judge pan just completely demolished trump s lawyer. and you knew right then you didn t have to hear anything else. the lawyer for the special counsel s office could have just stood up there and talked for five minutes of nonsense and sat down, and he still would have known that he won. i mean, the rest of the event was kind of anti-climactic after those exchanges that you just played. the other argument was essentially what judge pan also bro