Sufficient evidence rests in the public record, and opening a criminal investigation requires far less than proof beyond a reasonable doubt. This all rests on the New Mexico Attorney General.
Securities fraud, stock manipulation, and scams are not "official conduct" for a president. They aren't in pursuance of the Constitution, so the Supremacy Clause doesn't apply.
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If we could use nullification for people to get stoned, why can’t we use it to protect human rights and stop fascism?
A bipartisan commission found probable cause of felony election bribery, and prosecutors in three more states have statutes that fit the same conduct.
But what can be done about it?
A condition sitting in the first sentence of the Supremacy Clause decides whether states can prosecute federal agents. Courts have spent decades reading past it.
We won't survive if we try to play by their rules.
In the last 16 months, Todd Blanche seems to have violated at least four federal criminal statutes that can earn him up to 20 years in prison if anyone ever has the courage to prosecute.
Six months of public documents, four New York felony statutes, and the two prosecutors best positioned to act.