The Supreme Court’s Effort to Save Trump Is Already Working
The conservative justices created so many avenues for challenge and confusion that the Court functionally collaborated in Trump’s strategy of delay.
The conservative justices created so many avenues for challenge and confusion that the Court functionally collaborated in Trump’s strategy of delay.
The ex-president could yet win. And even if he doesn’t, Congress must patch up the legal loopholes he exploited.
The Court has rescued the former president from facing trial before the election for his attack on democracy.
Throughout so many Trump scandals, one thing remains the same: He has no respect for the basic mechanisms of democracy.
The man who believed himself above the law has been laid low by it.
It was something sadder, uglier, and—for many people who have lived in some way in the shadow of sexual violence—more familiar.
To read through the court filings is to be plunged back anew into the dizzying chaos of those last few weeks before the 2016 election.
A group that formed during the pandemic to counter medical lies found that every lever it pulled on failed to produce the results it was hoping for.
The decision in Trump v. Anderson is another sign that the nation’s highest court will not help the country out of its political crisis.
It just doesn’t know how.