The Court has to know that ruling a former President immune for breaking the law isn't a viable decision.
Like, it would immediately make any sitting President a king, and supercede the Court's power.
Which is why they'll wait, but rule he isn't immune. Not because it's the right thing, but because doing otherwise would make the Court less, and they're selfish fucks that want to be on top.
The episode that really nailed down what a talented actor Jeri Ryan is was the time she had all those assimilated personalities surface and was switching back and forth rapidly, and the bit where the Doctor "took over" her body when they were in prison.
Both times, it was absolutely believable that someone else was at the wheel, and "Seven" wasn't there.
That's all well and good, but remember,
concurring opinion
...is what matters at the end of the day.
I think we can all agree Liz (and Jack) are pretty racist.
Standing up in the face of oppression and bigotry is the point.
Because Trump pardoned him.
https://www.npr.org/2020/12/23/949820820/trump-pardons-roger-stone-paul-manafort-and-charles-kushner
I think an "arms race" that forever expands the court -- and thus dilutes the individual relevance of a single Justice -- is a good thing.
A single Justice dying or retiring should not be the sort of thing to reshape the entire country.
In this case, remembering standing means they don't have to double down and rule on abortion itself again.
The answer to, "How do I delete someone else's comment?" turned out to be, "$44 billion."
When I manage to get a time machine, I'm jumping back, grabbing Paul, and dropping him off in the middle of a 70s era orgy. That dude needs to get high and get his brains fucked out.
my mom mostly stays downstairs and her friend mostly stays upstairs
So you're saying your mom is a bottom? /s
Fyi: people often take out more than one loan, and leave the lowest interest federal loans for last...