He just got lucky again, I guess :-\
It'll be interesting to see if everyone else involved "luckily" gets away with it too. Nota Bene: They won't.
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He just got lucky again, I guess :-\
It'll be interesting to see if everyone else involved "luckily" gets away with it too. Nota Bene: They won't.
Going to be honest here, R.Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
Not a scoobie :-\
Well, if you can call getting elected President lucky, then yes :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
It does give the impression that the President is somehow above the law although obviously, in certain senses, he is.
Right. Simply asking for it, in my view.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
But, no; I was on about the not-going-to-prison bit. Fairplay to the Americans, the "without prejudice" part was proper ****housery. Everyone knows a president is not only above the law, he actually is the law. Just like a king would be.
Just like a dictator would be!Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
Exactly. You can't have threats of prosecution affecting their decision-making. Same for any pres, head of state etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by pjlincs