Democrats expressed outrage at the Supreme Court's decision to hear former President Donald Trump's claims of immunity.
“The Supreme Court is placing itself on trial with its decision to hear the former president’s total immunity claim,” former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said. “It remains to be seen whether the justices will uphold the fundamental American value that no one is above the law – not even a former president.”
The Supreme Court is placing itself on trial with its decision to hear the former president’s total immunity claim. It remains to be seen whether the justices will uphold the fundamental American value that no one is above the law – not even a former president.“Let’s not beat around the bush, decision by the Supreme Court to hear the Trump immunity case is outrageous and, at its heart, fundamentally corrupt,” he wrote.
Let's not beat around the bush, decision by the Supreme Court to hear the Trump immunity case is outrageous and, at its heart, fundamentally corrupt. The Appeals Court decision was bullet proof and there is no case Trump has any sort of immunity.
MSNBC hosts Chris Hayes and Rachel Maddow also presented a sobering analysis of the decision, with Maddow suggesting that it could lead to Trump becoming a dictator.breaks down the incentive structure produced by the Supreme Court deciding to take up the question of Trump's "absolute immunity" from prosecution.
The Supreme Court’s decision to hear the case will push back Trump’s Washington, D.C., election obstruction trial, a major victory for the former president.
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