This was a ruling that changed precedent for what's considered an "official act". So Jack Smith was only following the legal precedent that had been set by many convictions. I don't know how you would expect Smith to know the Supreme Court would change the precedent already set. The court didn't weigh in on whether that exonerated McDonnell. It just narrowed the definition for "official act" thus requiring vacating the conviction with state having the options to retry the case if they wanted.
You just regurgitate anything from your overlords without even looking into it.
LOL!
"The justices ruled the jury received faulty instructions about what constitutes bribery under federal law." Smith pulled a fast one on them.
"Chief Justice John Roberts said the law can’t punish politicians for giving their constituents access to public officials who are willing to listen, but don’t actually exercise government power. He said setting up a meeting, talking to another official or organizing an event does not meet the definition of an official act under the law."
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