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It's a matter of political will; the Supreme Court is still deciding on the argument from Trump's defense that assassinating a rival could be considered an official act. In a sane world they would be laughed out of court, but the GOP has stacked the bench and these justices have to now weigh their corrupt intent against how much they care about the legitimacy of the court.
I hope someone points out that sitting Supremes could also be considered political opponents. If these dipshits are gullible enough to trust the orange then they deserve the fate they're enabling.
Poor Bernie Sanders...
Even the GOP appointees have ruled against him in the past. The orange is vindictive.
I mean there's defense, and there's defenestration.
Everyone around Donald thinks it won't happen to them.
it's just amusing to see these words put together in this way.
It's entirely possible that the question has never been considered, and that it is technically legal. In that case we should probably close that gap, and soonish.