Donald Trump Demands SCOTUS Do Him A Favor Though

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

31% : "They blame the trial court for the last-minute filing, omitting to mention that Trump himself demanded three delays of sentencing, which was originally scheduled for July, and then waited three weeks after Justice Merchan rejected his immunity claims to assert said "automatic" stay: "Because it is highly questionable whether the New York Court of Appeals will act in the next 48 hours, filing applications in both courts appears to be the only viable option.
28% : Justice Merchan just rolled his eyes, after which Trump filed an filed an emergency petition with the New York's Appellate Division, which was summarily rejected by Associate Justice Ellen Gesmer after a brief hearing on Tuesday.
23% : Trump then made a token feint in the direction of the New York Court of Appeals before racing to SCOTUS and demanding that it enjoin his sentencing, which is currently scheduled for Friday morning.
22% : "Forcing President Trump to defend a criminal case and appear for a criminal sentencing hearing at the apex of the Presidential transition creates a constitutionally intolerable risk of disruption to national security and America's vital interests," vamped future Deputy AG Blanche and future solicitor general Sauer.
11% : Then we'll find out if the Supreme Court's six conservatives want to hang Trump v. People of New York next to Trump v. US on its wall of shame before the outrages of the next four years even get underway.

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