So, in theory, there will never be an ability to investigate a President, because even if every unofficial and illegal act is use to achieve the goals of an "official" action, the very nature of it being official means nothing else matters and you can't ask questions and you can never investigate to argue that an "official act" is actually "unofficial".
Should this now be
in fact..... not theory?
What were the Democrats thinking, when they pursued a disgruntled and obviously aged and 'dool-ally', and quite orange man, even after he left office and relinquished power?
True, he had given them Democrats some rough moments, in particular Hilary and her followers, he had been an enormous embarrassment with many people, inside and outside government/country..... but they (and the US) had survived and had the last laugh, he got voted out legally (even though he tried to say differently) and was replaced by a man
older than he was.
Good result for the Democrats, you would have thought....... but no, even as Trump's orange glow was fading and less and less people, were asking 'where's Donald the X-president gone (back to his pad in Mar-a-Lago?), they had to give him a lesson.... one he would not forget;
Twice they tried to impeach him, got the courts to pursue him, even got him to believe he could revive his political ambitions. They even took him into a 'bear pit' of publicity (something which nobody enjoys more than 'the Donald') and most of all the 'stupid beggar's' pursued him
through the courts.... sorry
the law that is.....not the Democrats of course...
?
But of course inevitably.....
SCOTUS was always going to be where the 'end game' played out, and it was stacked in his favour; plus he had thousands if not millions of free publicity given him on the way.
Now the country does have a 'King type' ruler position, not a President, someone who effectively in whatever they do as 'the President' .....will be deemed to be above the law.
Future US generations will shake their heads in wonder at today's Democratic leaders, especially if "the man who would be King" (
apologies to Kipling) actually makes it back to the Palace.