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today's appalling Supreme Court ruling
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Today’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Donald Trump’s immunity case is appalling and outrage
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Todayâs U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Donald Trumpâs immunity case is appalling and outrageous. By immunizing a president from accountability for criminal acts â even acts in support of insurrection â the courtâs decision endangers our democracy. As bad as it is, the decision does not resolve the case. The judge in the case must now review the courtâs ruling. If it can proceed, the DOJâs case concerning Trumpâs actions related to his attempted coup should now move to trial as swiftly as possible. The American people deserve a verdict â guilty or innocent â before we vote in what may be the most consequential election in our nationâs history. But make no mistake: If we donât get a verdict in this case before Election Day, and if Trump is re-elected, Trump will have gotten what he desperately wanted from the court â a lack of accountability for the part he played in the January 6 insurrection. We need to be stronger than ever if Donald Trump becomes president again. So Iâm asking: [Please donate today to help Public Citizen continue fighting Trumpism.]( [CONTRIBUTE NOW](
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