Former President Expresses Outrage Over Landmark Court Ruling’
The ruling issued by the US Supreme Court against Donald Trump, the former US president, regarding the possibility of using judicial immunity in dealing with the case of attacking the Congress, was met with a serious reaction by the president of this country, Joe Biden.
Al Jazeera news channel reported that the American president stated that no one in this country is above the law, saying that it was Trump who led a criminal group to attack the Congress 4 years ago.
Al Jazeera news channel reported on Tuesday morning that US President Joe Biden, in response to former US President Donald Trump’s court verdict, said, “Four years ago, Trump organized a group of criminals to attack the headquarters of the governing body (Congress) and organized groups They chanted the slogan of the execution of the vice president (Mike Pence).
Joe Biden emphasized that the people have the right to know the facts of the events of January 6, 2021, and that it is difficult to issue a court order against Trump in the current and correct circumstances, before the election.
Biden added: “Americans should judge Trump’s behavior and it would be nice if the court issued an appropriate sentence against him.”
Criticizing Trump’s court decision, the American president said that the Supreme Court’s decision created new principles (heresy), which is dangerous.
Criticizing Trump’s political behavior, he said: “Trump has now become a stimulus that he acts according to whatever he likes.”
Criticizing the court’s ruling against Trump, Joe Biden said: The Supreme Court’s ruling on Trump’s judicial immunity shows the subversion of established laws and principles that America is founded on faith in.
Biden added sarcastically to the court’s decision: The system of the American government and nation was founded on the principles of equality of all before the law, and no one is above the law.
Joe Biden said: Trump’s court decision set a dangerous precedent; Because the powers of the president after this ruling will not be subject to the provisions of the law.