Today we're talking about the Supreme Court hearing arguments on presidential immunity.

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The Supreme Court heard arguments on the limits of presidential immunity yesterday.

Former President Trump's team argued that presidents have absolute immunity from criminal

prosecution, even after leaving office, for all official acts.

They warned that the threat of looming prosecution would distort the President's decision-making when decisiveness is needed most.

Justices seem skeptical of this absolute immunity, questioning whether it would allow a president to order a military coup,

accept bribes, or sell nuclear secrets. However, the conservative majority seemed to support

limiting when former presidents might be prosecuted,

a move which would send the case back to a lower court for analysis, potentially delaying

Trump's federal trial until after November's election.

Multiple justices impress the importance of getting the ruling right,

not just for the case, God will remain in control.

In the midst of anything that comes your way, set your hope on the abundant we will enjoy with Christ when he comes.

1st Peter 1, 3 and 4 says,

Bless be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ.

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