In a major setback, Democrats are left with a politically weakened presidential candidate and can no longer prosecute Republican Donald Trump before the election, all thanks to a Supreme Court ruling. The ruling stating that presidents are immune from prosecution for official acts has hampered the case against Trump, making it difficult for Democrats to pursue legal action against him. Despite the disappointment among Democrats, the focus has now shifted to possibly releasing evidence to weaken Trump politically. Trump himself has praised the ruling and is now free to campaign without the threat of legal action. Democrats have expressed frustration at the ruling, with some even suggesting impeachment proceedings against the justices involved. The impact of the court ruling comes after Biden’s poor debate performance, raising concerns about his ability to run for president. Democrats are now faced with a dilemma – stick with Biden in a struggling campaign or find a new candidate. The question of Biden’s cognitive abilities and fitness for office has also been raised, with some questioning if he should have control over the nuclear button. The future of the Democratic campaign remains uncertain, as they grapple with the implications of the court ruling and Biden’s performance.
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