‘You can get away with anything!’ Michael Moore urges Biden to go buck

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With time running out for President Joe BIden’s stay at the White House, leftist filmmaker Michael Moore encouraged him to launch a “bucket list” spree before he exits.

Moore argued that the president has “full immunity” to do what he’d like before his term is up, writing in Substack that Biden doesn’t “answer to anyone” and giving him over a dozen ideas of things to check off.

“Some people are now calling you a ‘lame duck’ president — but then it occurred to me today: You’re not done. You’ve still got 100 days left in office!” the activist wrote.

“And the Supreme Court has just granted you super powers — AND immunity! You don’t answer to anyone. For the first time in over 50 years, you don’t have to campaign for anything. You are the opposite of lame, Joe. And you are not a duck. You, sir, are the President of the United States of America, and for the next 100 days, you have tremendous power,” Moore continued.

“The only people you have to answer to is us. The people who put you there. You have an extraordinary opportunity to make a whole bunch of things happen. Great things. Important things, Moore wrote. “With a simple stroke or two of your presidential pen, you can make life better for millions of people in ways you never would’ve dreamed possible. You will leave the White House a hero.”

“Did I mention — You have full immunity! No kidding! No joke! That’s not hyperbole! You can get away with anything! And what if anything means everything to the people?” he added, noting the recent Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity.

Moore’s list of suggestions for Biden included for the 81-year-old Democrat to declare “the Equal Rights Amendment for Women (E.R.A.) as the 28th Amendment to the United States Constitution.”

He also encouraged him to cancel student and medical debt, as well as close Guantanamo Bay. Moore’s list included getting the U.S. to withdraw support for Israel’s war against Hamas and end the trade embargo on communist Cuba.

“And while you’re in Havana at the signing ceremony, announce that you’re also giving Guantanamo Bay back to the Cuban people since we don’t need it anymore (see above) because it’s quite obviously their land. The devout Catholic in you knows that what we’re doing to Cuba is wrong. Joe, free our souls of this sinful burden, do what is right,” Moore wrote.

The filmmaker suggested Biden could get Russian President Vladimir Putin to the “negotiating table” and end the invasion of Ukraine before he leaves office, telling him, “you pride yourself on your foreign policy knowledge and prowess. Use it.”

Moore called on Biden to “empty Death Row” of inmates.

“There are currently 40 people on the Federal Death Row. They have committed heinous awful crimes. But still, Joe… who are we?” he wrote. “Commute their sentences to life without parole and let them live with what they’ve done.”

Moore asked Biden to grant clemency for non-violent drug offenders, and to issue multiple pardons, including one for Edward Snowden, writing, “He doesn’t deserve prison, he deserves a medal.”

His final “bucket list” item for outgoing Biden was to ban all spam text messaging.

“More importantly, if you were the President who successfully saved every American from being bombarded by this daily barrage of messages, we’d add your head to Mount Rushmore tomorrow (as long as you do 60% of the other things on this list as well,) he wrote.

“You’ve got, starting today, 100 days left in the White House,” the filmmaker wrote. “Make ’em count. And for God’s sake, let me say it again: Don’t let the violence that you are funding and allowing against the people of Palestine become what your presidency will be remembered for. I know that is not the legacy you want.”

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Originally from New York, Powers graduated from New York University and eventually made her way to sunny South Florida. Powers also contributes to BizPac Review.