the people they allegedly defamed. The two were also ordered to stay off social media.

Nanna's now-unavailable Facebook page defined her as a "Revivalist, Evangelist and a Co-Pastor." As of June, Nanna had about 90,000 followers on her page where she streamed "online church" videos for a few hundred viewers at a time.

While in St. John's in June, Nanna told The Canadian Press that her ministry and her resistance to U.S. President Donald Trump were her main passions. Social media accounts linked to her featured both topics heavily, including unsubstantiated conspiracy theories linking Trump to human trafficking, though many of those accounts are no longer available.

Nanna's LinkedIn page says she is a "Revivalist at the Lion Triumphs Ministries." The Lion Triumphs Ministries website was not accessible Monday, but inLet’s stipulate that Donald Trump is, in fact, corrupt. I know that might feel like a crazy stretch to people who have disregarded literally every facet of his public life to date, but the weight of evidence does point to a darkly comic level of venality on the part of the president-elect. As president of the United States, Trump will have many and varied opportunities to abuse the powers of the office to illicitly enrich himself, his family and people who support him politically. That obviously is a problem.

But our political system is designed (in theory, at least) to prevent such a problem. The executive branch does not act with impunity; it answers to the legislative branch and the judiciary, and both are expected to use their powers