As a reminder, the indictments are based on a phone call made into Atlanta (Fulton County), the state capital by President Trump. So Trump does not even need set foot in a state to be indicted on felony charges.
I’m well aware of the alleged incident and the misconstrual of an offhand remark. Amplifying simple things like that into some sort of cosmic conspiracy is the hallmark of “trumped up charges” and is the reason, once again, that immunity for such claims is built into the Constitution.
https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/artII-S3-5-1/ALDE_00013392/
Mr. Trump was the President of the United States and as such the chief law enforcement officer of the government. He was witness to a massive criminal campaign to overturn the real results of the 2020 election, something we all saw by 6 AM on November 5th, 2020. Personally I thought it would result in civil war, and realistically, we are in a low grade version of such right now. But at the time, Mr. Trump was doing his duty. The fact that it would benefit him was a collateral point, and that’s the crux of the so-called charges. Making an offhand remark to that effect is the sole basis of the county crooks, and it hardly rises to the level of election interference when it is obvious to any reasonable person that their behavior was far worse. The whitewash of Wanda Freeman et al shows that.
So spare me the lugubrious and unctious reminders. Criminalizing even the tiniest thing he says has been the hallmark of all the laughable charges against the man who should be President.