I’m gonna go way out on a limb and say that won’t happen.

Ron Filipkowski Watch out Junior

Retweet if you’re on team Biden-Harris 💙

Two male cops are throwing down and manhandling a female college professor. Do they teach anything to cops in Georgia about how to de-escalate and how to deal with unarmed civilians, let alone teachers? What's wrong with this picture?

Is #PuppyKiller trending yet?

She is one Sick individual......
Kristi Noem describes killing dog after bad hunting trip in new book thehill.com/homenews/state…

Last time we had a leader who was officially immune and above the law, his name was King George III.

SURPRISE WITNESS: Trump exec asst Rhona Graff is suddenly on the stand.

She was one of Trump’s closest lieutenants for decades

Critically — Trump doesn’t use email; Graff was the conduit for all Trump email

He didn’t leave a paper trail — but Graff WAS Trump’s paper trail

Again - STOP calling it 'the hush money case'

It is the CAMPAIGN COVER-UP CASE.

THAT is the crime here: Donald Trump's coordinated cover-up of campaign finance violations -- over $400,000 in unreported contributions to his presidential campaign.

George Santos stole puppies.

Kristi Noem, not to be outdone, shot and killed her puppy.

The brutality of MAGA is not a bug — it’s a feature.

Of course Clarence Thomas and his friends want Trump to be immune from prosecution for January 6

Ginni Thomas is a material witness at best — and possibly a co-conspirator

Melania is NOT the reason Trump covered up the hush money.

To hide from Melania, ZERO need to paper it as fake legal fees.

Melania has never had access to Trump’s business finances. They could’ve paid Stormy Daniels directly.

They were hiding it because of the ELECTION.

TODAY: Trump’s ex-assistant Rhona Graff confirmed that Stormy Daniels visited Trump Tower — and that Trump had cell phone numbers for both Stormy and for Karen McDougal.

Brick by brick by brick. That’s how to win a case.

TODAY in the Trump trial

During the David Pecker testimony, jurors were on the edge of their seats, leaning forward, paying close attention, and taking notes.

Prosecution definitely won the week and got the trial off to a very good start.

The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether Donald Trump can be criminally prosecuted over his efforts to overturn his 2020 loss.

.ChaiKomanduri: 'What I saw was MAGA activism on the Supreme Court.'

Trump's 'license to kill' defense hits SCOTUS. Ari Melber delivers a special report.

Legally it is odd as a 'policy concern,' because that's the main angle to add permanent immunity - it's not in the Constitution, Nixon didn't have it, Clinton didn't have it (special counsel negotiated a non-prosecution deal), etc

A less legal thought:

Some of the Justices express special concern about an ex-President being prosecuted 'because of the job.' It's odd, considering that generals and senators and other officials face similar issues, have less power and support, and have no immunity. 1/2

Chilling: Justice Alito seems to seriously suggests U.S. coups will be *more* likely if the prosecution of former Presidents is legal, because then some would be incentivized to stage coups to avoid later prosecution.