The kicker for the immunity is that he can be impeached and convicted by congress...
So you're only immune if you're a republican and you have enough votes in the senate... Lord knows Democrats would convict each other but republicans will toe the line.
Though Trump does concede that he could be prosecuted if he were first impeached and convicted.
But when he was impeached the first time (withholding aid, obstructing congress, ignoring subpoenas, attempting to bribe zelensky to announce an investigation into Biden), they voted not to convict with specific intention that he should be tried before a jury...
So congress openly refuses to convict, but Trump says he's immune from criminal conviction unless congress convicts.
Sounds like this immunity is a fast track to dictatorship.
$85k for teacher seems reasonable in my opinion, especially considering how much time they get off during the year.
I thought it was much lower than that.
That said, I would love to see them make more than that. However, teaching is a fulfilling and rewarding job, and a lot of people do it for that reason. That makes it a competitive job market, and that's probably why salaries are low.
If Trump takes the stand, he will face cross examination. If that happens, there's 100% chance he will commit purgery.
The only coherent words that come out of his mouth come from a teleprompter. Everything else is hate speech, lies, projection, or mumbled incoherent garbled garbage.
Man I wish I could be a juror on this case. It seems like it would be hard to find an unbiased juror though, considering how publicized the case is and how galvanizing Trump's rhetoric has been around it.
Hmm sounds a lot like how folks get unalived in Russia.