Today, our democracy faces a grave threat from the recent Supreme Court ruling that dangerously expands presidential immunity. This decision grants former presidents an unprecedented shield from criminal prosecution for actions taken during their tenure, effectively placing them above the law. This is not just a legal precedent; it is a perilous shift that undermines the very foundation of our constitutional democracy. When the highest office in the land is immune from accountability, we risk sliding into autocracy.

The implications of this ruling are stark and alarming. It sets a dangerous precedent that could embolden future presidents to act with impunity, knowing they are protected from the consequences of their actions. This is not the vision our Founding Fathers had for this nation. They envisaged a republic where no one, not even the President, is above the law.

As we stand on the brink of potentially facing a second Trump term, the urgency to elect bold, courageous leaders has never been greater. The Trump/MAGA agenda thrives on weakening the rule of law and eroding democratic norms. We cannot afford to have corruptible politicians who will be easy pickings in such a political environment.

This ruling underscores the need for leaders who will fight tirelessly to uphold justice, integrity, and the rule of law. Leaders who will resist the corrosive influence of authoritarianism and stand firm against any attempt to undermine our democratic institutions.

Electing bold, courageous leaders is not just about policy; it is about preserving the soul of our nation. It is about ensuring that our government remains of the people, by the people, and for the people. We must reject those who seek power for personal gain and instead choose those who are committed to serving with honor, transparency, and accountability.

Our democracy depends on it. Our future depends on it. That’s why this November, we must elect leaders who will protect the rule of law and safeguard the principles of our great nation.

You can read the full decision and our breakdown of the case here.