Trump is provoking multiple constitutional crises -- all at once: experts

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

30% : Whatever the outcome, the matter is guaranteed to speed its way to the Supreme Court, which will inevitably determine whether Department of Justice special counsel Jack Smith can prosecute Trump for election interference at a criminal trial set to start in March.
27% : The highly unusual case will decide whether state bureaucrats can single-handedly employ the 14th Amendment to prohibit Trump from running for office -- an untested ploy to avert the perceived threat of Trumpist authoritarianism.
24% : Meanwhile, the remarkable decision by election officials in Colorado and Maine to yank Trump off the ballot in 2024 for his failed insurrection will now be reviewed by the Supreme Court, which will entertain lawyers' arguments in Washington on February 8.
23% : "The long-feared clash between Donald Trump and the U.S. Constitution is finally here, with several historic legal battles about presidential accountability and his unprecedented lawlessness all careening simultaneously toward the nation's highest court -- just as the 2024 primary election season begins," Pagliery explains.
17% : "Pagliery continues, "The similar but separate state racketeering case against Trump in Atlanta also hangs in the balance, depending entirely on whether justices bestow upon Trump -- and any president -- this new and unfettered power....

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