George Conway hails appeals court’s rejection of Trump immunity in election subversion case

George Conway, a prominent Trump critic and conservative lawyer, said he believed the federal appeals court panel’s rejection of former President Trump’s immunity claim was “stunning” and that there was no room for the Trump campaign to debate it. He said that

“it was It is a masterpiece because it combines so many elements It combines constitutional provisions, legal precedent, history, and pure logic with the party’s own concessions, Trump’s own concessions, to create a completely coherent overall opinion that…mercilessly, he exonerates. That leads us to the conclusion that it has not been done,” Conway told CNN. Caitlan Collins on Tuesday.

A three-judge panel on Tuesday upheld a lower court’s ruling that as a former president, Trump is not immune from prosecution and blocked his efforts to dismiss the election interference case.

The ruling requires President Trump to file an emergency appeal with the Supreme Court by February 12th if he wants to put the case on hold in the run-up to the 2024 presidential election.

It is unclear whether the Supreme Court will agree to hear the appeal of the Court of Appeals’ decision, but it is unclear whether the Supreme Court will agree to hear the appeal of the Court of Appeals’ decision, but it is unclear whether the Supreme Court will agree to hear the appeal of the Court of Appeals’ decision. Oral arguments are scheduled to be held Thursday on whether the

Conway said the appeals court’s decision does not require further review because the opinion is “very good, very clear, very comprehensive” and unassailable by the Trump campaign. are doing. He added that he doesn’t see how the Supreme Court could write a better opinion.

“As a result, I don’t think it’s worth the court’s time to address this matter at this time,” Conway said. “If Mr. Trump is convicted, which I think he will be, they could actually review this matter after Mr. Trump’s conviction. And on the other hand, the Supreme Court is already full. ”

Mr. Conway wrote: Editorial in The Atlantic Tuesday’s ruling by the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals said it “methodically and methodically dismantled” every argument President Trump could make.

“And there’s nothing left for the Supreme Court to resolve. And if I were sitting on the Supreme Court, I would think this is enough,” he said.