Missouri Attorney General sues New York over prosecution of Donald Trump
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is suing the State of New York for what he deems 'unconstitutional lawfare' in its prosecution of former President Donald Trump, claiming it deprives Missourians of access to a presidential candidate.
Key Points
- Missouri AG claims New York's actions deprive citizens of access to a presidential candidate
- Calls for resolution through the United States Supreme Court as per the Constitution
- Highlights the importance of safeguarding election integrity
Pros
- Protecting Missouri's sovereign interest in participating in presidential elections
- Fighting against unconstitutional actions by a rogue prosecutor in New York
Cons
- Legal dispute between states could escalate tensions
- Potential interference with New York's legal proceedings