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Trump lawyers urge dismissal of 2020 election indictment, arguing immunity while in office
(www.theguardian.com)
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The article literally says it's novel for outer perimeter to be applied in criminal charges, meaning it's only been applicable to civil cases in the past.
Bold of you to assume a Trump supporter can read.
Trump was subject to civil suits as president. You're simply wrong.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Absolute_immunity
You were saying?
Sued by stormy Daniels while pres and lost. You were saying?
Your own link proves you wrong. It says they u can't bring civil litigation for acts he committed while in office not that you cant bring civil suits against a standing president at all.
Wrong again. Read what I quoted closely. He got sued by Stormy for things he did that were not considered presidential duties. Additionally, it was for things he did before becoming president. Lastly, in Vance v Trump it straight up says that the president is not immune from criminal subpoenas. Fucking hell, man, reading comprehension.
Except that's not what you said originally. Way to try gaslighting and changing your original argument, though. Fuck off and have a great day, I'm done responding to obvious baiting.