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07 Feb

Citizen Trump Presidential Immunity Claim Extinguished By Court

StaffPoliticscitizen, constitution, Court, criminal, democracy, extinguished, immunity, trump

The question of whether former United States presidents enjoy presidential immunity from legal proceedings has long been a topic of debate and scrutiny. Unlike sitting presidents, who are shielded from most civil and criminal lawsuits while in office, former presidents do not have the same level of immunity. This distinction raises important questions about the legal status and accountability of former leaders of the nation. Presidential immunity, a concept rooted in the separation of powers and the unique responsibilities of the executive branch, is not explicitly outlined in the United States Constitution. Instead, it has been established through legal precedent…

22 Jun

Making Women A Second Class

Staff WriterCulture, Healthabortion, citizen, education, equity, Freedom, healthcare, pay, reproductive, rights, Second class, women

Making women second class citizens has become the prime directive of the GOP. The role of the Republican party in shaping policies and legislation has increasingly raised concerns about the potential marginalization of women and the erosion of their rights. From reproductive healthcare restrictions to opposition against equal pay and gender equity measures, certain actions and positions within the Republican party have ignited a contentious debate regarding the status of women in society. Let's explore various instances where Republicans have been criticized for their stance on women's issues, examining the potential consequences for gender equality and the progress of women's…