The Law, in its Majestic Equality
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Three panel comics in front of the Supreme Court. The giant figure of Justice addresses several presidents, one of them, Richard Nixon.
Panel 1: Justice: “New Justice Laws! Presidents don’t have any power unless you enforce it with a military. But you can now commit as many crimes as you want.”
Panel 2: Nixon: “Doesn’t this mean the president is now above the law?”
Justice: “No. Not at all.”
Panel 3: Justice answers with a little jauntiness, “The law, in its majestic equality, grants immunity to everyone for crimes committed as president.”
Panel 1: Justice: “New Justice Laws! Presidents don’t have any power unless you enforce it with a military. But you can now commit as many crimes as you want.”
Panel 2: Nixon: “Doesn’t this mean the president is now above the law?”
Justice: “No. Not at all.”
Panel 3: Justice answers with a little jauntiness, “The law, in its majestic equality, grants immunity to everyone for crimes committed as president.”
