There Is No Law Saying We Can’t Prosecute a Sitting President, Just a Memo. And this crisis demands more than memos.

There is a widely repeated myth that a sitting president cannot be criminally prosecuted. But here’s the truth:

It’s not a law. It’s not in the Constitution. It’s not even a court ruling.

It’s a Justice Department memo. Just internal policy. One written in 1973 during Watergate, another re-upped in 2000. That’s it.

And policies can change — especially when a president commits crimes, incites insurrection, or actively undermines democracy.

If the courts won’t act, if Congress won’t act, then it may fall to the people — and courageous state prosecutors — to test the system and say:

“Enough.”

This isn’t just legal theory anymore.

This is a constitutional emergency.

We don’t need more memos.

We need accountability.

We are in the midst of a multidimensional Constitutional Crisis!