He is asking to be able to do whatever he wants to do and not be held accountable. That's called dictatorial power.
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Donald Trump is asking the American people to give him “immunity,” saying that otherwise he will not be able to do what it is he needs to do. This is a presidential candidate asking for permission to be a dictator, claiming that the principle of all men - even Presidents - being equal before the law paves the way to impotent leaders. This man is literally asking Americans to unAmericanize America.
Trump: And you will have the rogue cop, the bad apple, and perhaps you'll have that also with president But there's nothing you can do about that. You're going to have to give the president immunity. I hope The Supreme Court will has the courage to do that
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Something new is coming up from the bottom of things, the audacity to go for bold and fundamental change when the system would have us believe that such a thing is impossible.
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Read my Housing Policy: marianne2024.com/issues/hous…
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I sat down with activist Hebel Morales to discuss Cuban-American relations on today’s Firelight Chat. #Marianne2024
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New Hampshire and the DNC…
Democratic presidential candidate @marwilliamson to Neil: "70% of Democrats have said they want to hear from other voices... And people do not appreciate the fact that the DNC has, has chosen to manipulate the process."
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Today in Manchester, New Hampshire. #Marianne2024 #NHPolitics
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When I said “East Palestine” some people thought I meant Palestine in the Middle East. I changed it to name the state.
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You’re right about fentanyl. By decriminalizing and regulating drugs in general, it will actually free us in terms of bandwidth and resources to go after fentanyl - the one drug that is indeed a public enemy number one.
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As president I don’t want a Drug Czar; I want a Recovery Czar. 4/4
Here is my drug policy: marianne2024.com/issues/drug…
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We should treat drugs not as a criminal issue but as a health issue (such as in nations like Portugal.) For a fraction of the $100 billion we spend a year on the War on Drugs, we could pay for a world-class network of recovery options that actually help people get sober. 3/4
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In the 1970s there were 300,000 people in US prisons; today there are 2.3 million. Almost half of all federal prisoners are nonviolent drug offenders. 2/4
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It’s time to end America’s War on Drugs. Initiated in 1971, we have spent $1 trillion and it has only exacerbated the problem. 1/4
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Massive tax cuts for the richest individuals and corporations among us. Multi billion dollar corporate subsidies for huge companies already making billions in profit. THAT is the “free stuff” we give away that should infuriate everyone.
Why should YOUR tax dollars not go to things that serve YOU?
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