Jack Smith Ditching His Case Against Trump Is Not A Concession, It’s A Coverup
November 13, 2024 No Comments
This move marks yet another self-serving, calculated maneuver, a legal sleight-of-hand designed to protect reputations.
This move marks yet another self-serving, calculated maneuver, a legal sleight-of-hand designed to protect reputations.
The Heritage Foundation’s Oversight Project will be filing a lawsuit against Bellows’ office as part of a broader investigation into efforts to have Trump removed from Republican primary ballots.
Presidential immunity applies to civil liability only and the criminal charges don’t violate the principles of double jeopardy, the special counsel claims.
Special counsel Jack Smith is asking the Supreme Court to rapidly accept a case to determine whether former President Donald Trump had executive privilege at the time of his charges. In doing so, Mr. Smith wants to bypass the appeals process, while President Trump’s legal team has argued that rulings from the appeals courts are necessar
“Nothing in the brief that Smith filed explained why there was any urgent need to bypass regular order. That failure then leaves the impression that the only reason for the appeal is the proposed trial deadline. Trial deadlines are not a reason for the Supreme Court to intervene.”
Former Illinois Republican Rep. and anti-Trumper Adam Kinzinger said Friday the decision to knock former President Donald Trump off the ballot in Maine “opens a real Pandora’s box.”
The Democratic secretary of state plays into the former President’s hands by blocking his candidacy.
The announcement came just hours after Maine became the second state after Colorado to disqualify Trump.
“You have a secretary of state who is a known partisan, who is known to be against Trump, she supported the impeachment of Trump, single-handedly making this decision to say the former president cannot be on the ballot, taking away our right as voters in this country to decide who we want to serve as our next president and commander in chief.”
Former President Donald Trump will remain on Colorado’s Republican primary ballot after the state’s Republican party appealed Trump’s removal to the Supreme Court.
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