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On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that presidents had immunity for official acts while in office. In the Trump v. United States case, the former president was granted substantial immunity from prosecution when dealing with official acts. The ruling does not grant Trump, or any other president, immunity for unofficial acts. Never-Trumpers, like much of Hollywood, were obviously peeved at the news. They hate when anything good, even when completely just, happens to Prez 45. Many of those irritated expressed their worries on X. “In another outrageous decisions, the MAGA Supreme Court has ruled Donald Trump has immunity for ‘official’ acts. Now his lawyers can argue at his trial that his attempted coup was an official act. As the dissent forcefully put it, this makes the President a ‘king above the law.’ Our Founding Fathers fought a war against living under a monarchy,” singer Barbra Streisand wrote. Actor John Cusack opened his pie hole too when he retweeted someone’s tweet that said “democracy RIP” and then tweeted his own sentiment saying, “This horrific 6 -3  lawless declaration of a US monarchy - goes far beyond Trump - this is the federalist society coup via Supreme Court.” To nobody’s surprise, actor George Takei said, “With today’s ruling giving absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for acts within the president’s 'officials' duties, it is more imperative than ever that we do not elect an actual criminal mob boss as our next president. Imagine what he would do with that power." TV and real life witch Bette Midler wrote, “Looks like #SCOTUS gave #DonaldTrump the grease to wiggle out of his crimes once again!  Since he’s all greased up how about a pig roast?" Author Stephen King wrote, “Thanks to the Supreme Court, the next president will have the powers of a king. That’s not what the founders intended. Quite the opposite. Overturning Roe took power from women. Today’s decision takes power from all of us.” King also wrote, “In the name of ‘originalism,’ Trump's Supreme Court has taken a wrecking ball to the Constitution” and actress Mia Farrow, who perpetually chimes in when uninvited, retweeted King’s sentiment. Farrow also shared a clip from MSNBC where host Jen Psaki and former speaker of the house Nancy Pelosi chatted about how Trump should “not ever come close to the White House again” after SCOTUS granted immunity to a “rogue” former president.  To bring it home, here’s what director Rob Reiner said about the ruling: “A Convicted Felon has just been given a Get Out of Jail Free card by his Compromised Supreme Court. Autocracy here we come.”

A Florida pastor is facing more than a dozen felony charges after police allegedly found extremely disturbing materials on his cell phone.On June 21, the Manatee County Sheriff's Office announced the arrest of 43-year-old Jonathan Elwing, the senior pastor of Palm View Baptist Church in Palmetto, Florida.'He went into that church professing to be a man of God, but he’s really nothing more than a liar and sexual predator.'Police said they had received information that Elwing used cryptocurrency to purchase child sex abuse material on the internet, according to the Bradenton Herald. With that information, authorities obtained a search warrant and allegedly discovered sexually explicit images of children on his cell phone. Elwing was subsequently arrested and charged with four counts of possession of child sexual abuse images.But the disturbing story doesn't end there.As police continued their investigation — including a forensic search of Elwing's cell phone — police discovered images allegedly showing Elwing sexually abusing a 2-year-old child.Investigators accused Elwing of using a photo vault app on his phone to hide the shocking material.As a result, police filed an additional 14 charges against Elwing: two counts of capital sexual battery, six counts of production of child sexual abuse material, and six counts of possession of child sexual abuse material."Professing to be a man of God, a pastor, to have all these people in your congregation that trusted in you is sickening to all of us to know what his true intent was and what was he doing behind the scenes," Manatee County Sheriff Rick Wells said last Thursday.Authorities, moreover, said they discovered 10 "covert" cameras in Elwing's possession, two at his home and the rest at the church where he worked. Police said they fear Elwing may have been hiding the cameras inside the church.The investigation remains ongoing, and police said they could file additional criminal charges against Elwing."I can't stress this enough: This is a monster," Sheriff Wells said. "This is a man who went to great lengths to hide his true identity, to use whatever resources he could to feed this deviant behavior that he has."I really feel bad for his family — I feel bad for the congregation at Palm View Baptist Church," the sheriff added. "He went into that church professing to be a man of God, but he’s really nothing more than a liar and sexual predator."Elwing is being held in the Manatee County jail without bond.Elwing resigned his position as senior pastor at Palm View Baptist Church shortly before his arrest. The congregation of nearly 200 people is vowing to push forward through the difficult time. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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