The Outburst from Biden’s Supreme Court Reveals the Deception in his Presidency
President Biden’s latest plea to boost his struggling re-election campaign is “Vote for me or the Constitution dies”.
During a four-minute speech on Monday evening, he criticized a Supreme Court ruling and hinted at his intention to portray himself as a reincarnation of George Washington.
The Supreme Court’s decision that day stated that a president cannot be prosecuted for using his core constitutional powers and is entitled to at least presumptive immunity from prosecution for official acts.
This ruling means former President Donald Trump won’t likely go to trial before the November election on federal charges related to the January 6, 2021, Capitol incident.
Manhattan Justice Juan Merchan also said that Trump’s sentencing in the Stormy Daniels “hush money” case will be delayed by more than two months due to the ruling.
Biden criticized the delay in holding Trump accountable as “a terrible disservice to the people of this nation” and urged voters to show that the events on January 6 make Trump unfit for public office.
Speaking as if from Mount Olympus, Biden stated that presidents must have the wisdom to respect the limits of presidential power.
However, he also claimed that he has respected those limits for the past 3.5 years.
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Despite Biden’s talk of upholding the rule of law, his actions suggest that he believes his good intentions justify wielding dictatorial power.
For instance, Biden’s $500 billion plan to forgive federal student debt was deemed illegal by the Supreme Court, yet he continued to pursue canceling student loan debt through other means.
Biden also mandated COVID vaccines for 84 million American adults working for private companies, despite the shots’ limited effectiveness, and faced legal challenges over his decisions.
