As I’m writing this post the Supreme Court is hearing arguments over whether or not the president has absolute immunity from prosecution. It’s a headline grabber to be sure, but nobody actually thinks even this court will grant the nation’s chief executive a license to kill. They clearly took the case to delay Trump’s national security and January 6 case past the elections and in that regard, mission accomplished. The more substantive case before the court was heard earlier in the week in the case of Grants Pass, Oregon v. Johnson, a case that could criminalize poverty. Grants Pass v. Johnson …