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President Trump asks Dallas convention crowd to pledge to him they will vote
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this post was submitted on 12 Sep 2026
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SCOTUS says he has immunity for "Official Acts," which presumably means those outlined in the Constitution. I checked, but I couldn't find where directing voters to cheat, and to vote whether they're registered or not was in the Constitution, so I don't think that would be considered an "Official Act."
Plus this looks to be at a rally, not a press conference, so does this really count as an official act? Or I guess should it, rather?
As to what that covers,
. TL;DW: the constitution is fairly vague on that.