Supreme Court justices are turning the office of the President into a King

Before the Constitutional Convention, people expected George Washington to become our first king. Instead, we had a president, someone to execute the laws, and little else. With the decision in Trump v. United States, some are beginning to wonder, have we turned the office of president into the office of a king?

What can we conclude from this historic decision? First, we have yet another example of the court simply making up laws out of thin air. As both the opinion and the dissent noted, there is no immunity clause for the President in the Constitution, yet the court makes one up. The court claims that the separation of powers grants the President immunity, but said immunity actually contradicts the separation of power by preventing the judicial branch from doing what it is constitutionally bound to do. It appears that the court needs to take a very close look in the mirror, for it seems to be projecting itself on the dissent.

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