Supreme Court Gives Trump Near-Total Immunity | Indiana Week in Review | July 5, 2024

The U.S. Supreme Court grants presidents near-total immunity and sets a high bar for prosecution. A judge invalidates Indiana’s 2020 Medicaid expansion waiver, ending Healthy Indiana Plan Plus payments for the foreseeable future. Libertarian gubernatorial candidate Donald Rainwater proposes changing the state constitution to cap property taxes. Host Brandon Smith is joined by Republican Mike O’Brien, Democrat Elise Shrock, Niki Kelly of the Indiana Capital Chronicle, and Whitney Downard of the Indiana Capital Chronicle to debate and discuss this week’s top stories.
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[@DanielCohn-cp3he]

Nothing is ever mentioned on this program about a lack of services and assustance for some people with a certain kind of developmental disability. A psychologist, and possibly a neuropsychologist is needed to carry out the required type of testing which is necessary for the evsluation. Instead, the FSSA only might send a psychomotrist who does not have the knowledge and training, and the eligibility is set by unlicensed, unqualified politicians. The mental health system has employees whi do not call you back, or who in some cases do not have training in a mental health/psyblchological field, and do not always have good communication ability and empathy. Disability people as it us cannot always afford to live in the community. The U.S. Department of Justice has recently sued three Republican states for violating the Americans with Disabilities Act. A Republicab administration does not care that much about the civil rights and ability to survive on the part of lower-income disabled and older people. The lack of qualifications of some people in private and state disability care agencies already is problematic and, and is not investigated or brought uo by the media. There is a strong possibility it will get worse on the federal level.

[@SubbyJoshy]

On the Supreme Court case, I think it's up to Congress to put their big boy/girl pants on & put in the Constitution qny restrictions they believe We the People would want on the President of today & the future. Congress must become U.K. style Parliament & take more of a collective control over Government so one person doesn't have the lion's share of the power then We The People get to have more of a say in the day to day operations of Government which I believe we should have.