No they ruled that a president can't do crimes
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...if the act is relevant to performing his role as president.
Still fucked up, but nothing about this was required to perform his role.
"In order to grift harder and accept more donations from the middle east, I needed to build a ballroom we could dance with young girls together in where the filthy common folk couldn't see. It's really just for work. You should thank me"
To host state banquets, which have become larger and more frequent since the advent of the jet engine, and for which there is no suitable large interior venue at the WH.
Building a monument to his best mate Epstein will help him in his daily duties ...of eating hamberders, golfing, sex trafficking kids, and planning the demise of his enemies (real, or perceived).
Random, but do you think government shutdown happening at the same time as demolition is a coincidence?
I am actually surprised whatever office is supposed to govern national monuments and such hasn't been shut down during the DOGE hecatomb...
Well if they're looking to stop the demolition, it's a little late
Throw it on the pile with the other lawsuits.
No judge will order an arrest warrant against him, cause no matter if the police carries it out or refuses, it could trigger a civil war.
But when you can't get arrested, all other rulings and convictions are just pieces of paper.