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ElwoodBlues · M
No immunity, because nobody is above the law.
It is NEVER part of a public official's job to break the law, so the "part of their job" proviso is irrelevant.
AND. The higher and more powerful a public official is, the more their conduct should be irreproachable and above suspicion. A president should never be skating on thin legal ice.
It is NEVER part of a public official's job to break the law, so the "part of their job" proviso is irrelevant.
AND. The higher and more powerful a public official is, the more their conduct should be irreproachable and above suspicion. A president should never be skating on thin legal ice.