The Supreme Court’s decision on Trump’s claim to be immune from prosecution may go down as one of the most brazenly political decisions in the court’s history, says our senior writer Ankush Khadori in his latest column, Rules of Law. The opinion will have far-reaching consequences for the presidency. But more immediately, it exponentially shrinks the odds of a trial before November on Trump’s effort to remain in power after losing in 2020. Just call it Bush v. Gore 2.0: a stunning intervention that could plausibly swing the presidential election to Trump. The decision is also nothing short of a mess for prosecutors and the judge, and perhaps by design. How should they proceed? Ankush answers at the link below. 📷 Francis Chung/POLITICO https://lnkd.in/eMJaDNBJ
The FBI has shredded the Constitution for years and Democrats said nothing.
#SCOTUS has really taken the biscuit now. A bench of miscreants, undermining rule of law and scientific legal evaluation. This has serious implications across the entire legal system.
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