No More Presidential Immunity!

Thom plus logo When Richard Nixon committed multiple Felonies, including accepting bribes in cash in the White House, Jerry Ford chose to pardon him.

When Ronald Reagan committed treason in 1980 to get elected, Attorney General Bill Barr shut down the investigation in 1992 with five pardons.

As the evidence accumulated that George W. Bush and Dick Cheney intentionally lied to the American people in order to get us into a war with Iraq, Congress decided to look the other way.

And now we have a man in the White House who got there with help from foreign billionaires who do business with him from Russia to the Middle East.

It's time to start holding our presidents accountable and that needs to begin today.

-Thom

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