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this is not a drill

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Jul 2
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and if trump gets elected it’s about to get so much worse!

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For some crazy reason I still have hope that the American people will come out in droves to vote against Trump in November. I hope I’m right.

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If ever there was a reason to vote for Biden no matter what...

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Ok I hate the guy as much as the next liberal but this seems like a stretch. I don’t think anyone would reasonably argue that Raping someone is part of official presidential acts. Rape is never going to be seen as an “official presidential duty.” That’s preposterous! I’m pretty sure they meant more like starting a war or having someone killed for presumably terrorist acts that ostensibly put the country in danger (you know, stuff presidents get away with all the time). This might make it easier for him to get way with war crimes, which is terrifying, but rape? Come on now. Let’s not spread false narratives.

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trump getting getting away with sexual abuse has already been a cornerstone of his political career, but if want to believe that it would never happen again, that’s your choice and i respect it!

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Well he recently lost a defamation case against the woman he assaulted so that’s good. All I’m saying is let’s be sensible…the ruling said he’s immune from “official acts as president” not unofficial ones, and anything in the SA category would strike me as highly unofficial…but with this Supreme Court, who knows? The issue is how lower courts will distinguish between official vs unofficial acts.

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No such thing as an 'unofficial act' when you're actively in office as President.

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you don't need an erection to sexually assault and rape someone.

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worried about it all.

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