After the judge dismissed Trump’s case involving classified documents, Democrats should cease their legal actions
Donald Trump has had a string of victories recently, including a federal judge throwing out special counsel Jack Smith’s case against him, deeming Smith’s appointment unconstitutional. This ruling calls into question other cases against Trump, including one related to the 2020 election.
The Supreme Court decision regarding presidential immunity casts doubt on these legal battles, potentially derailing Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg’s victory in New York state courts as well. The Democrats’ attempts to use “lawfare” against Trump are appearing to fail, similar to a failed assassination attempt.
Perhaps it’s time to heed President Biden’s call for unity and end this divisive legal campaign against Trump? The judge’s ruling emphasized that such legal prosecutions should be handled by Congress and not by the executive branch.
Additionally, the issue of selective prosecution, where individuals like Biden and Clinton have avoided consequences for similar actions, adds another layer of complexity to these cases. Polls suggest that the focus on these legal battles is hurting Biden more than Trump in the eyes of swing-state voters.
House Speaker Mike Johnson called for an end to the “lawfare” and political witch hunts that have plagued Trump, advocating for a focus on defeating him through the electoral process. Biden’s message of settling differences in the “battle box” resonates with this idea of moving away from legal battles and towards a unified approach.
