The Supreme Court refused to prosecute Trump (for a blatantly illegal act) and ruled that he was immune to prosecution for “official acts” which they refused to define.
Then they slow walked the case back to a lower court - deliberately - so the determination was not made until after the election.
Then in a state court, Trump was convicted, but the judge delared there was no penalty “because only a federal court could apply punishment”.
Then a couple of days later the DoJ dopped the case because “the president is immune from prosecution”.
What they said, was that a president can’t be prosecuted for “official acts” as president. Not that everything they do is legal.
That’s not what happended.
The Supreme Court refused to prosecute Trump (for a blatantly illegal act) and ruled that he was immune to prosecution for “official acts” which they refused to define.
Then they slow walked the case back to a lower court - deliberately - so the determination was not made until after the election.
Then in a state court, Trump was convicted, but the judge delared there was no penalty “because only a federal court could apply punishment”.
Then a couple of days later the DoJ dopped the case because “the president is immune from prosecution”.