Letters: Takeaways from the US Supreme Court's presidential immunity decision

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : After his term ends, Joe Biden will be able to use this decision to stop prosecution of his refusal to enforce immigration laws and his unconstitutional acts to eliminate student debt.
49% : Biden shouldn't even hesitate because he knows Trump would do it to him in an instant if their roles were reversed.-- Tom Witte, Batavia"No man is above the law" -- except if you are the president of the United States and particularly if you have managed to appoint enough Supreme Court justices who are willing to interpret the law in a way that expressly benefits you.
36% : "Trump took "bold and unhesitating action" when he tried to coerce many others, including members of his Justice Department, to overthrow his duly elected successor.
33% : Roberts declared Trump has absolute immunity for those communications.
33% : There can be no extreme hypotheticals when Trump's involved.
29% : Donald Trump has vowed that if he wins in November, he will use his office to persecute his political adversaries -- and the Supreme Court just gave him the right to do so.Trump also hasn't ruled out trying to overturn the election if he loses again.
23% : For the sake of our democracy, I hope Trump loses by such a large margin that even he can't dispute the results.-- Mike Mosser, ChicagoHey!
23% : (That action would likewise be strategic if Biden wins, because Trump already has shown he does not go gentle into the good night of election defeat.)
11% : For the sake of our nation and to preserve democracy for future generations, President Joe Biden should have citizen Donald Trump arrested for crimes against America and declare himself president for life or until all charges against Trump are settled.

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