President Trump, in the wake of two stinging losses at the Supreme Court, is returning to his 2016 campaign tactic of trying to rally Republicans with promises of conservative justices
President Donald Trump, in the wake of two stinging losses at the Supreme Court, is returning to his 2016 campaign tactic of trying to rally Republicans with promises of conservative justices.
This time, though, Democrats argue that public sentiment on issues like immigration and LGBTQ rights has shifted so much that Trump's strategy could backfire, potentially alienating suburban moderates and helping former Vice President Joe Biden and down-ballot Democrats appeal to first-time voters. Supreme Court and judicial appointments were elevated in the 2020 presidential race this week after the nation's high court dealt Trump's administration two major blows.
Joe Biden launches his first general election TV ads 03:07Astrid Silva, a DACA recipient and prominent immigrant rights advocate, said Thursday that the court ruling was"a win that our community needed" -- but that she expected Trump to spend the four-plus months until the November 3 election reprising his attacks on immigrants.
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