In the aftermath of Trump's first indictment in Manhattan, political repercussion seemed mild, writes jrpsaki. But Jack Smith isn't Alvin Bragg.
So, will Republican leaders acknowledge the serious reality of this situation and break with their disgraced former standard bearer? Or will they continue to hide in fear of his base.We saw a glimmer of hope from the Supreme Court earlier this week when it upheld thein Alabama that civil rights activists claimed discriminated against Black voters.
At a time when trust in the Supreme Court is plummeting, this was a welcome moment of sanity. But it may just be a moment. There are other rulings that, including on affirmative action and immigration. Unfortunately, this one ruling is likely not a sign of more good decisions to come. It may instead represent a moment of light in an otherwise dark season of rulings. Don’t pop open the Champagne yet.
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Here’s Why Trump Is Being Indicted In Florida—And Why It Matters'It's chaos. Most Americans and a growing number of Republicans are done with this.' RepGregLandsman joins _brittanylewis to discuss former Pres. Trump being indicted on federal charges stemming from him retaining White House documents at Mar-A-Lago.
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Psaki: Trump is already fundraising off this — but don't expect Biden to get involved yetJen Psaki discusses the unavoidable political nature of the charges against Donald Trump in the classified documents case. 'Trump is already fundraising off of this — or attempting to,' Psaki says. 'Biden is an institutionalist. He believes in the separation of the branches of government, and I suspect they will be very limited in anything they say about this at all, especially in the short term.
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Opinion | Why Trump’s ‘play the victim’ card won’t work this time aroundTrump may be playing the same victimhood tactics, but his legal jeopardy is heating up, writes AnthonyColey.
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Why Trump was indicted in Florida after Washington focusIf you had asked me where I’d be when Donald Trump was indicted by the federal government, it certainly wouldn’t have been here. (via MaddowBlog)
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Column: Why Donald Trump's federal indictment is as breathtaking as it was inevitableFormer President Trump was indicted on charges related to classified documents found at his Florida estate. Special counsel Jack Smith's case is historic.
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Who is Jack Smith and why is he investigating Trump?Jack Smith was asked to lead several investigations involving former President Trump. One of those cases appears to be headed toward an indictment.
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