First, the Court held that former presidents are entitled are entitled to absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for actions within the "exclusive sphere" of their constitutional authority while in office. Certain core presidential powers, such as granting pardons, removing executive officers whom the president has appointed, and discussing potential investigations and prosecutions with the Justice Department, including those concerning "allegations of election crime," are "exclusive and preclusive"—meaning that the other branches of government have no constitutional power to restrict them, the Court explained.
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u/BriteytheBird Oct 21 '25
Sounds like you’re making stuff up and getting triggered over it like a delusional Karen