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In reply to the discussion: Is the Speaker of the House immune from prosecution, [View all]

struggle4progress

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2. I expect "Too busy with my job as Speaker for this lawsuit" would meet
Reply to RipVanWinkle (Original post)
Thu Oct 5, 2023, 07:54 PM
Oct 2023

"Tough nuggets, there! Just resign!"

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Is the Speaker of the House immune from prosecution, [View all] RipVanWinkle Oct 2023 OP
no Recycle_Guru Oct 2023 #1
I expect "Too busy with my job as Speaker for this lawsuit" would meet struggle4progress Oct 2023 #2
The Speaker can say whatever he wants while on the House floor or committee like attacking witnesses LonePirate Oct 2023 #3
I assume, they could use his statements against him Johonny Oct 2023 #5
He's not immune from the 91 felonies he's *already* (allegedly) committed. And: Ocelot II Oct 2023 #6
I think you are wrong in that. He is not (or wouldn't be) a Senator or Representative so Wonder Why Oct 2023 #7
There is no constitutional requirement to be a member of the House in order to be Speaker. LonePirate Oct 2023 #13
Becoming speaker is not the issue. Being charged with Contempt of Court and jailed for it Wonder Why Oct 2023 #14
He is responsible for his current indictments but he can attack his judges all day in the House. LonePirate Oct 2023 #15
Where do you see that in the Constitution? Wonder Why Oct 2023 #16
Article I, Section 6, Clause 1: LonePirate Oct 2023 #18
Except that Donnie is neither a Senator nor a Representative so he is NOT protected. Wonder Why Oct 2023 #19
Prosecutors could challenge such behavior in the courts and RipVanWinkle Oct 2023 #21
He's still going to be held accountable for his crimes that he's under indictment for. Elessar Zappa Oct 2023 #9
No. Ocelot II Oct 2023 #4
You think he would work??? Have never seen that. NowsTheTime Oct 2023 #22
If trDump somehow became Speaker of the House,.. magicarpet Oct 2023 #8
If he became speaker (and it won't happen ), he isn't a member of Congress onenote Oct 2023 #17
Dennis Hastert convicted felon and sex offender. Emile Oct 2023 #10
No, and Presidents aren't immune from prosecution either. Marius25 Oct 2023 #11
His utter incompetence would be on display. Sogo Oct 2023 #12
No inthewind21 Oct 2023 #20
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