Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about

the political implications connected to the Supreme Court's decision regarding presidential immunity.

We're going to talk about what that decision means for American politics, because while from the Supreme Court's position, well all they did

was issue a decision. In the process, intentionally or not, they created a campaign issue, an election issue.

And realistically, it's now the only one that matters.

Because they granted the president

such sweeping immunity

that the American people now have to decide

who they trust with almost unfettered power.

And that issue has to override all of the other ones.

And the American people have to get this answer right. And they

have to get it right in every election until this decision is either

overturned or the lines between official and unofficial acts become abundantly clear.

Because if the American people elect somebody who has authoritarian tendencies and those lines

aren't clear that person will try to push the envelope of their immunity.

This is now the most important election issue.

It has to supersede all of the other ones.

The American people now are no longer choosing between two candidates that they really don't like, as many of the previous election

cycles have been.

They're trying to make a determination on which one is less likely to become a tyrant.

It is worth noting that Biden has this sweeping immunity now.

At this moment, he has been granted it. I hope you read the dissents.

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