Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) contended that presidents of the United States need immunity if they wish to carry out their presidential duties properly.
Presidential immunity has become contentious ahead of an anticipated Supreme Court decision, which could throw former President Donald Trump a lifeline amid his numerous legal battles. When asked if he believed presidents ought to receive presidential immunity, Vance argued that other people in positions of power enjoy “some immunity” and that this should also apply to the role of president.
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