I hope you're right. It certainly angers me that someone so amoral and so disdainful of laws that restrain his own actions might be given back the power to hold himself completely above the law. It is profoundly unjust, and I hope it brings people out in droves to deliver a resounding defeat at the polls.
I think many of Bulwark readers and regulars folks were hoping the SC would pass on the immunity case, let the lower court decision stand.
That faith feel flat and now the associated delays make it appears that the criminal cases against tRump may never come to trial.
This is angering a lot of people. In fact I think it could piss off a whole lot of people and get them extra motivated to vote BLUE in November.
The US voter needs to hold tRump accountable for his crimes because the courts took a dodge!
Thoughts?
Peter Sanburn
I hope you're right. It certainly angers me that someone so amoral and so disdainful of laws that restrain his own actions might be given back the power to hold himself completely above the law. It is profoundly unjust, and I hope it brings people out in droves to deliver a resounding defeat at the polls.