Ted Cruz Hopeful Supreme Court Will End 'Enormous Abuse of Power' in Trump Case

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : President Trump thanked the Supreme Court for agreeing to review the presidential immunity question this week in a statement on Truth Social.
36% : President Trump, the frontrunner for the Republican nomination in the 2024 presidential race, faces four charges in the case: one count of obstructing the government, one count of conspiracy to obstruct the government, one count of conspiracy to defraud the government, and one count of conspiracy to violate Americans' voting rights.
25% : "The Texas Republican's comments come after the Supreme Court agreed on Feb. 28 to consider the question of whether or not presidential immunity applies to President Trump in the federal criminal case.
12% : I have to say what we've seen in the past year -- about the targeting from the left, the targeting from Democrat prosecutors of Donald Trump -- has been an enormous abuse of power," the lawmaker said.
6% : "We've never in our history had a president or former president indicted, and in the past year, Donald Trump has been indicted four different times by both the Biden Justice Department and by two Democrat D.A.s [district attorneys], and I think this is an abuse of power and persecution of President Trump.

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