Marener
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Obviously it was assumed you could prosecute a US president for violating the law. It’s not their job to break the law.Again, no one asked the question before, it was assumed you couldn't prosecute a US President for doing his job.
You claimed it wasn't criminal law, US military law is a subset of criminal law.
That’s why I gave you the example of McConnell.
You have given us nothing but gaslighting.
It doesn’t apply to the president, dipshit. At least you’re not attempting to defend the ******* stupid idea that a president can be prosecuted for foreign policy failures. God that was idiotic. I’m sure you’re just going to pretend like that didn’t happen anymore.