Ocasio-Cortez unveils articles of impeachment against Justices Thomas, Alito

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15. From what I have heard

the president can do whatever, as long as some lawyer, somewhere, somehow can argue that it was related to his official duties. (Does Clearance Thomas think that taking tips is an official duty)?
But the people that carry out the president's orders may not have immunity. Apparently, although the president does a thing which is an official duty, and cannot be held accountable for it (unless Congress puts the president on trial and convicts them LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL), the action itself is still illegal and could be stopped by the supreme court or Congress. And people who carried out the act, under orders of the president of course, could be prosecuted, probably. Apparently it is pretty much a case-by-case thing where lower courts take as long as they want, the supreme court either decides or bats it back to stall further.