The former president made the claim in a new book, titled Save America, which is a collection of pictures and anecdotes from his presidential campaigns and term in office.
I'd actually prefer the justice system abide by the law and current sentencing guidelines. But like yes, obviously he should be prosecuted if he breaks the law just like...anyone else you might name.
Yeah I was kind of curious as to how this story would be spun into a negative story against Trump. Anyone who does something illegal should be sentenced appropriately. Maybe "the president can't set the sentence" will be the tack with this one?
Yeah I was kind of curious as to how this story would be spun into a negative story against Trump.
That says more about you than it does about the story.
Remember when his senior DOJ staff threatened to quit when he told them that a yes-man would be their boss and help overturn the election? Trump's whole administration was about corrupting the executive branch.
He is a racist traitor who doesn't belong anywhere near power; he should be in prison.
Anyone who continues to support him is a reactionary traitor, too.
Yeah, how can the potential next head of state threatening a specific individual with an arbitrary sentence of life imprisonment for some vague charge like "doing anything illegal" possibly be spun into a negative story?
If it would be a life sentence, then Zuckerburg might as well assassinate him.
(note: this is hypothetical, I'm not advocating Trump's assassination, I much prefer he win less than 40% of the popular vote and less than 200 EVs, and that he runs again for President in 2028, 2032, and 2036)
IDK I do not want to see Trump running in 2028, 2032, 2036. I may be voting for him for his policies, but I am growing weary of his rhetoric and antics and am ready to move past him and get to whatever the future of the GOP is going to be. Especially if it's not MAGA.
Haha he is probably referring to acquiescing to government requests to censor stories that could help Trump in an election. Which doesn't make the most sense because Zuckerberg himself says that he regrets doing that in the past and won't do it in the future. Maybe he wants to make sure?
It's not surprising though. During election season, interested parties both for and against censorship and election interference get more vocal and forceful on the matter.