That doesn't change anything except in making it look even MORE partisan.
But isn't the reverse here setting the precedent that, once elected president, a person cannot be prosecuted for any crime? Seems like it'd attract the wrong kind of candidates. Some of this are crimes before he was in office or unrelated to his duties.
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We elect one president once every four years. I'm just not that worried about crime waves touched off by people whose escape plan is getting elected to the presidency.
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I am not worried about local muggers running for office. What I am worried about is the 'Julius Caesar scenario': laws stop mattering in politics because holding office renders one (effectively or de jure) immune to prosecution.
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