Alvin Bragg's Constitutional Contradiction

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : Allowing New York to threaten Trump throughout his presidency is an affront -- call it chutzpah -- to an office America should be strengthening.
42% : New York harasses Trump today, Texas pursues a Democrat in years to come -- the four years of the presidency could become mere intermissions between prosecutions.
37% : Trump will, as president, be required to make a multitude of decisions that touch on New York.
37% : Our worry is not with Trump in particular, but with the office in general.
33% : "Trump contends that the 34 hush money convictions handed up against him cannot survive the immunity he once held for his actions as president and the imminent immunity he will come into as a sitting president.
29% : The district attorney asks Judge Merchan to consider "various non-dismissal options," but all of them would mean that Trump will take the oath of office under a cloud, even if it is some ways over the horizon.
29% : The Nine, in Trump, reversed judges who mocked presidential immunity.
21% : Allowing New York to maintain a threat to jail Trump at the end of his coming term would put his whole second term under an unconstitutional cloud.

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