Donald Trump has been battling the Radical Left for years. And they seem bent on locking him up.
And now, the Supreme Court has handed Donald Trump a massive trial loss that will change everything.
In a move that has stirred controversy and disbelief, the Supreme Court on Monday rejected an effort to delay the sentencing of 2024 GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump in a case that many see as a blatant attempt to sabotage his campaign.
The decision, stemming from a case brought forth by Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, is seen by Trump supporters as yet another example of the political persecution he has faced.
In a brief and somewhat dismissive order, the court stated, “Missouri’s motion for leave to file a bill of complaint is denied, and its motion for preliminary relief or a stay is dismissed as moot.”
Justices Thomas and Alito showed some dissent, indicating they would have allowed the motion to proceed but stopped short of granting other relief.
This ruling follows a Manhattan jury’s May decision to find Trump guilty of 34 counts of falsified business records, a case spearheaded by District Attorney Alvin Bragg. Trump’s sentencing is set for September, a timing many believe is deliberately chosen to disrupt his presidential campaign.
On July 3, Attorney General Bailey filed a lawsuit against New York, accusing the state of violating the First Amendment rights of Missouri residents.
The lawsuit argued that the prosecution, gag order, and impending sentencing of Trump hinder his ability to communicate with voters, thus infringing on their right to an informed vote.
Bailey’s lawsuit called on the Supreme Court to declare New York’s actions unlawful, arguing that they constitute blatant election interference. The lawsuit demanded the removal of any gag orders on Trump and a delay of his sentencing until after the 2024 election.
“Right now, Missouri has a huge problem with New York. Instead of letting presidential candidates campaign on their own merit, radical progressives in New York are trying to rig the 2024 election by waging a direct attack on our democratic process,” Bailey declared.
The charges against Trump, brought by Alvin Bragg, a known progressive and backed by George Soros, are seen by many as a farce. The allegations of falsified business records are, at best, minor infractions that are being blown out of proportion to discredit Trump.
This is not about justice; it’s about stopping a political opponent who represents a threat to the liberal agenda.
Bailey pointed out the absurdity of the situation: “I will not sit idly by while Soros-backed prosecutors hold Missouri voters hostage in this presidential election. I am filing suit to ensure every Missourian can exercise their right to hear from and vote for their preferred presidential candidate.”
The term “lawfare” has become increasingly relevant in the context of Trump’s legal battles. This tactic, which involves using legal systems and principles to achieve political ends, is dangerous and corrosive to the foundations of American democracy.
Bailey’s remarks echo a sentiment shared by many: “This lawfare is poisonous to American democracy. The American people ought to be able to participate in a presidential election free from New York’s interference. Any gag order and sentence should be stayed until after the election.”
What’s truly at stake here is the right of the American people to hear from all presidential candidates and make an informed choice.
The timing of Trump’s trial and sentencing is no coincidence. It’s a calculated move to silence one of the most influential political figures in modern history, a man who has consistently challenged the status quo and given voice to millions of Americans who feel ignored by the political elite.
The progressive left’s efforts to sideline Trump through these legal maneuvers are transparent and desperate. Instead of engaging in a fair electoral battle, they are resorting to underhanded tactics that undermine the very principles of democracy they claim to uphold.
Trump supporters and advocates for democratic fairness must remain vigilant and vocal in their opposition to this blatant misuse of the legal system.
The fight is not just about one man; it’s about preserving the integrity of the electoral process and ensuring that every American has the right to hear from and vote for their chosen candidate without undue interference.
The Supreme Court’s decision to reject the delay in Trump’s sentencing is a disappointing yet telling indication of the lengths to which his opponents will go to stifle his influence.
As Trump faces these unprecedented challenges, his supporters must rally around him, demand justice, and insist on a fair and transparent electoral process.
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