The United States v Donald J. Trump

[Nessus]

The United States, by tradition, doesn't, at that level. Richard Nixon, who did nothing wrong, committed actual verifiable treason but Lyndon Johnson decided not the charge him with anything since it wasn't gentlemanly. And then Nixon went on to become the president. And because those god damned Kennedies drove him nuts, well, there was the burglary into the dem offices by his cadre of morons, and he resigned, but then Ford pardoned him for everything. And what's funny in the after-math is that Nixon is blamed for Watergate as being a crook, and not him doing a treason with the Vietnam peace talks.

Of course Trump is seen as an aberration, but pretty much every US president has been involved in some sort of atrocity or another, shit Truman nuked two cities and no one batted an eye! And never mind all the "founding fathers" who personally owned slaves, geez Louise.

Trump is awful, and maybe they'll get him for his sexting crimes or whatever, but it's pretty well established that no one wants to go after the POTUS since the office is considered important and it's politically inconvenient to do anything about it; after all, most influential people in the US harbour desires of attaining that office themselves, and who wants to ruin a good, pristine office?

[Dreadnaught]

Trump is awful, and maybe they'll get him for his sexting crimes

Please let this never become a reality.