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McConnell reiterates that presidents should not have absolute immunity - Boston News, Weather, Sports

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell reaffirmed his stance that presidents should not have absolute immunity from criminal prosecution while in office.
McConnell reiterated his position during an interview with NBC News’ Kristen Welker following Supreme Court arguments on the issue, referencing comments made after Donald Trump's second impeachment trial.
Despite voting to acquit Trump on incitement charges related to the Capitol attack, McConnell still held him responsible and emphasized that former presidents could be held accountable through civil litigation or criminal prosecution.

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The Independent

Mitch McConnell doesn’t think Trump should have presidential immunity

The Kentucky Republican said presidents should be accountable for criminal actions but qualified his statement by adding ‘the president clearly needs some kind of immunity or we’d be in court all the time’

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McConnell reiterates that presidents should not have absolute immunity from criminal prosecution

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell stood by his past comments that presidents should not have absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for their actions while in office.

11 days ago·Atlanta, United States

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McConnell reiterates that presidents should not have absolute immunity

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11 days ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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McConnell reiterates that presidents should not have absolute immunity

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The Hill

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11 days ago·Washington, United States

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