Scholars say the new charges of attempting to overturn the 2020 election pose a unique test for the rule of law and go to the core of the threat to democracy.
Scholars say the new charges of attempting to overturn the 2020 election pose a unique test for the rule of law and go to the core of the threat to democracy
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Completely separate issue. The national electorate != the jury in this specific case.
I don’t see how it’s separate. If he pardons himself, nothing that happens at this trial will actually matter.
This is why the state charges out of Georgia matter.