he's now a professor at the university of missouri school of law. he says, this sets a dangerous precedent. the trouble is that virtually anything the president can do, that we would think of as wrong or horrible. indeed, criminal in the past can easily be characterized disease or part of his core presidential powers, or as part of his official official press national powers. and that means that virtually all the rotten things, all the things you'd really be afraid of, that our president would do. can at least argue if we can be characterized as in one of those categories and are subject to an unity. and therefore, i think a just sort of minor is quite correct in saying that an effect of this opinion gives presidents immunity from their official conduct. how, however, awfully even more troublesome thing going forward, particularly given the president barton's unfortunate performance in the last week's debate, is that we're confronted with about real possibilities. the president, trump will return to office and he will return to office knowing that b

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