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among other things this is what the Supreme Court thinks of the hilarious notion of DOJ indepdence! The President can just do whatever he wants to in ordering prosecutions and investigations! This principle is so important it extends into conferring immunity onto the President!
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"The President has exclusive authority over the investigative and prosecutorial functions of the Justice Department and its officials" wow so it turns out that waiting out Biden's entire term instead of arresting Trump on January 20th *wasn't* an ironclad requirement of law and procedure?!
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Also, huh, wonder if any of the six members of SCOTUS doing this has done anything remotely illegal. Could Biden send the FBI to their houses and offices to check it out? Seems so!
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Violating Separation of Powers as an official act? Absolute Immunity. Unclear if it is official? Presumptive.
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They seem to have put themselves in the official box that can’t even be investigated. Like gerrymandering, anything political is now ok.
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Demanding he arrest Alito tomorrow
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Biden should send Jack Smith to Bedminster today to look for more classified files
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No wait, better idea, start investigating supreme Court justices
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The USAF should start enforcing a very specific do not fly list.
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Does this mean that if Biden had any spirit at all he'd have the opportunity to do the best possible thing now?
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drone strike, or just jail for 1,000 years?
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A core belief of conservatives is that Democrats shouldn't be allowed to govern, and so nothing Biden does counts as an official act.
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yeah but if the DOJ one time writes a note about the President being untouchable, literally no one has the authority to challenge it
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Biden should announce he's directing the Justice Department to investigate bribery of Supreme Court justices and other federal judges. Think he'd get a hefty bump in the polls.
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Of course, had the Biden DoJ done this, they'd have found a reason to consider it out of bounds.