If there was any chance of Donald Trump being prosecuted before the next presidential election for trying to interfere in the previous one, that prospect looks even more dim after nearly three hours of oral argument at the Supreme Court on Thursday. The conservative justices’ professed concerns over the implications of their rulings for imaginary future presidents, in imaginary future proceedings, seemed more important to them than bringing Trump to justice.
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