indivisibleteam, 28 days ago Today, Donald Trump's friends on the Supreme Court will listen to his lawyers explain why presidents should be allowed to commit crimes. There's one thing we know for sure about this year: The courts aren't going to save us from the leader of the GOP. It's up to us to do the organizing work to stop Trump and preserve our democracy. Please join us: https://act.indivisible.org/survey/majority_over_maga_signup?source=mastodon&medium=directpost
Today, Donald Trump's friends on the Supreme Court will listen to his lawyers explain why presidents should be allowed to commit crimes.
There's one thing we know for sure about this year: The courts aren't going to save us from the leader of the GOP. It's up to us to do the organizing work to stop Trump and preserve our democracy. Please join us: https://act.indivisible.org/survey/majority_over_maga_signup?source=mastodon&medium=directpost
indivisibleteam, 28 days ago Clarence Thomas' refusal to recuse from this case despite his wife's role in Trump's deadly insurrection should be the last straw for this corrupt Supreme Court. We need our senators to take action to restore SCOTUS' integrity. Make sure they hear from you today. https://act.indivisible.org/letter/email-your-member-congress-and-tell-them-hold-corrupt-supreme-court-accountable?source=mastodon&medium=directpost
Clarence Thomas' refusal to recuse from this case despite his wife's role in Trump's deadly insurrection should be the last straw for this corrupt Supreme Court. We need our senators to take action to restore SCOTUS' integrity. Make sure they hear from you today. https://act.indivisible.org/letter/email-your-member-congress-and-tell-them-hold-corrupt-supreme-court-accountable?source=mastodon&medium=directpost
indivisibleteam, 28 days ago “So, were the Supreme Court to embrace Trump's argument, it would mean, given modern political realities, that he and future presidents would likely be immune from prosecution after leaving office.” https://www.npr.org/2024/04/25/1246376720/donald-trump-supreme-court-immunity
“So, were the Supreme Court to embrace Trump's argument, it would mean, given modern political realities, that he and future presidents would likely be immune from prosecution after leaving office.” https://www.npr.org/2024/04/25/1246376720/donald-trump-supreme-court-immunity
jpanzer, 28 days ago @indivisibleteam SCOTUS has already done what Harlan Crow and his buddies paid for: Delayed the trial until after the election. For no principled reason.
@indivisibleteam SCOTUS has already done what Harlan Crow and his buddies paid for: Delayed the trial until after the election. For no principled reason.
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