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No, they have a legislative privilege, which is part of their protection for fair debate, voting, and legislative activity. For Congress, it’s in Article I, Section 6–the speech and debate clause—and in state constitutions that mirror this immunity for state legislators. — PolitiTweet.org

If a lawmaker votes for a gun law that is then overturned by the court as unconstitutional, doesn’t that violate th… https://t.co/Ryym6LBjne

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RT @MostlyPeacefull: It’s been 6 days since his congressional duties ended and @AdamKinzinger still hasn’t signed up to go fight on the fro… — PolitiTweet.org

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@PHenry81 The check and balance is the judiciary, and of course the people. But for purely legislative activity, the Supreme Court has upheld that legislators have immunity in their official capacity from prosecution or civil litigation. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Jan. 9, 2023