During an interview on MSNBC, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton expressed her disappointment with the Supreme Court's delay in deciding Donald Trump's immunity claim. Clinton emphasized the importance of timely justice, stating that 'justice delayed is justice denied.' She raised concerns about the impact of delayed trials on the upcoming elections, particularly in relation to cases involving election interference.
Clinton highlighted a federal judge's decision to indefinitely delay Trump's classified documents case and expressed worry about the potential consequences for the 2024 election. She warned that Trump might contest the election results and obstruct the lawful transfer of power if he disagrees with the outcome.
Regarding the Supreme Court's handling of Trump's immunity claim, Clinton criticized the court for not reaching a decision. She referenced the oral arguments held in April on whether Trump was immune from prosecution in an election interference case, noting that the court of appeals had thoroughly examined the arguments.
Clinton raised concerns about the seriousness of the charges against Trump, emphasizing the need for voters to carefully consider the implications of entrusting the country to him. She expressed frustration over the limited choices available to voters, pointing out the age and perceived effectiveness of the candidates.
In conclusion, Clinton urged voters to reflect on the implications of their choices and emphasized the importance of making informed decisions in the upcoming elections.
