Given the two photos below, it seems to me that the SCOTUS immunity is of little value

[usaf-vet]

I would like to point out that Trump is secure in his belief that the SCOTUS' immunity decision will protect him from ever going to prison.

I can almost guarantee that he is going to "prison".

Let me explain, he may never spend a day behind bars.

But his demonstrated behavior, especially when the cameras are not on him, as shown in the picture above and additional photos of him sleeping or comatose in his chair. PROVES without a doubt that the doctors and experts are right.

He has dementia, and to date, there IS no cure, so it's only going to get worse.

So he is going into a prison with no escape. His own dementia mind. Where he won't even know his own family, and his stolen riches have no value. IT IS AN END-OF-LIFE SENTENCE.

[C_U_L8R]

1. Meanwhile, we have a mentally and emotionally deranged President

With control over our economy, our national security, our schools, our health and retirements. Trump’s hospice can’t come soon enough.

[LuvLoogie]

2. It's an act to avoid accountability.

[C_U_L8R]

3. Trump learned from Vinnie the Chin.

[Trueblue1968]

5. Trump is hated

#TrumpIsHated TrumpIsTheAntiChrist

[popsdenver]

4. He sure as hell

doesn't have ANY immunity at the Hague..............

[sop]

6. God protect us, a disoriented, somnambulant old man is running the country.

[murielm99]

7. What is all that gold shit sitting on his desk?

[sop]

9. Trump is so far gone he probably thinks they're cryptocurrency coins.

[Buddyzbuddy]

15. His version of John Wick coins?

[IrishAfricanAmerican]

19. I think they have chocolate inside.

[33taw]

12. Nutlick doesn't look much better.

[Grammy23]

13. Nut lick is not much better.

Check out his expression. That’s some real caring and concern on his mug.

[Baitball Blogger]

8. I love the way he's disagreeing with the Supreme Court, I think on the tariff issue,

where he's claiming that if they vote against him, it's a violation of the separation of power. LOL! The Supreme Court planted that idea into his head. Now they have to deal with it.

[Sneederbunk]

10. Frozen Don and Dozy Don.

[Nasruddin]

11. Unfortunately

1 - this can go on for a long, long time
2 - a lot of people are strongly invested in him and keeping him "going" in some capacity.

[Buddyzbuddy]

14. By attributing his inaction to dementia absolves him of responsibility.

I enjoy the post for entertainment but I don't in anyway want to give him a freebie. I do agree dementia would be a form of prison but more than anything else I want him fully conscious of his slow and painful decline. It might have to suffice in lieu of actual prison. Part of that suffering might come at the hands of Republicans running for the exits hoping to save what's left of their political lives.

[soldierant]

16. There is more than one kind of dementia.

They all involve forgetfulness but in different ways. Alzheimer's is the one which is notorious for causing the patient to forget family members and other nearest and dearest. But there are other forms. Those of us over 70 are probably familiar with the jest "I spend a lot of time thinking about the hereafter. Several times a day I walk into a room and ask myself, 'Now, what am a here after?'" Not that doesn't also happen to younger people. I'm not a doctor and can't diagnose the Apricot Antichrist, and if I were, I couldn't do it from afar, nor from a simple cognitive test. But we can't be certain it's Alzheimer's on the ground that he is hostile - he has always been hostile.

[spanone]

17. If that were Joe Biden in those pictures....

…the media would screaming for his removal.

[dalton99a]

18. +1