Tornado Alley (PROG)

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Bullshit. He stole the documents, otherwise law enforcement would not have gone after them to get them back. And otherwise Trump would not have failed in his obstruction of said law enforcement.

You are saying in a president asking his VP to kill someone he would have immunity. If sanctioning the murder of a political opponent is a result of this verdict it is a travesty. The United States would never be seen as a leading democratic country again.

"Those questions are corrupted -- did not steal documents -- talking to his VP about anything is immune -- likely those charges will be dropped -- a dispute over document classification cannot happen because obviously such classification is part of his presidential duties"

You say likely those charges will be dropped. I'd say you are wrong re Smith's case. Asking Georgia to find more votes is likely the charge in the most danger, i would guess.