SCOTUS gave Democrats an opening to drive home their message that Trump poses a grave threat to democracy
is fueling a new party effort to remind voters of the former president's election denialism as President Biden's campaign is flagging.to use the federal government to go after their political enemies if the former president wins a second term.
The opinion "weaponizes, beyond even Donald Trump's wildest fantasies, the power and the immunity he would have to go after anybody he perceives as his enemies," Rep. Steve Cohen told Axios. "People are waking up today realizing: 'Holy sh*t, this is happening. This is really a scary time in the country,'" Rep. Robert Garcia told Axios.Yes, Biden had a very bad debate night, and his age is a concern, Democrats have conceded. But they're arguing the threat Trump poses to democracy should scare voters more.
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