On June 28, 2024, the Supreme Court declared that presidents have “absolute immunity” from prosecution. These nine appointed justices declared that any sitting and former president’s actions are officially above the law, just two weeks before Trump’s scheduled July 11 sentencing. In an effort to gaslight the people of the U.S. into thinking that this doesn’t effectively declare the country a dictatorship, the court explained that immunity will only be granted for “official acts” and “unofficial acts” can still be prosecuted.

What’s the court’s distinction between the two? No one seems to know. But what we do know is that the SCOTUS majority would declare Trump’s actions leading to a four-count indictment were “official acts.” This was where he threatened the Department of Justice into opening unsubstantiated investigations for “election crimes” and attempted to use claims of massive fraud to have voting results changed.

The timing of this decision is telling. Outside of shielding Trump from the inside of a jail cell, this can be taken as a taunt against the Democratic Party. The candidate the Democratic National Committee continues to force on the population is a genocide enabler, who continues to break his campaign promises and the trust of his voters and struggled to get through an election debate. That candidate — Joe Biden — has the lowest 13th-quarter job approval rating for a U.S. president in recent history. (Gallup.com, May 21)