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and Democrats haven’t been the center of the legal universe in recent years. Most of the time spent in court, talking with lawyers, and fighting with judges has been part of former President
Democrats don’t necessarily have the power to change their nominee, even if they don’t actually have one yet. Biden is thehosts on Monday that he is much more than the presumptive nominee — he has no plans of letting anyone stand in his way of reelection. Should the political landscape quake and someone other than Biden wind up as the party’s nominee, the Oversight Project lawyers aren’t necessarily planning on parachuting into every state where there’s a need to alter ballots. However, Howell said they are on the lookout for any “improper substitution or withdrawal.”Trump splitting his time between the campaign trail and courtrooms hasn’t been the electoral disaster for him some believed it might be.
“Trump was initially slated to be the first former president criminally sentenced this week, but the sentencing date was pushed back to Sept. 18 after the high court ruled on July 1 that former presidents, including Trump, have immunity for official acts they took in office, but not for unofficial or private acts,” Kaelan writes.
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