Judge vacates Trump’s March trial date in federal election case
A federal judge vacated Donald Trump’s March 4 trial date in the federal election-interference case on Feb. 2, 2024, while the immunity appeal remained unresolved.
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A federal judge vacated Donald Trump’s March 4 trial date in the federal election-interference case on Feb. 2, 2024, while the immunity appeal remained unresolved.
By early February, Trump’s Colorado ballot fight had forced the Supreme Court into a fast-tracked case about whether his conduct around Jan. 6 made him constitutionally ineligible. Even before the ruling, the fact that the nation’s highest court was spending prime February bandwidth on whether Trump could stay on ballots was its own political disaster for him.
By February 4, the New Hampshire deepfake robocall scandal had already become a warning shot for the 2024 race. Even though the calls were not a Trump operation, they landed inside the Trump-shaped universe of election distrust, voter manipulation, and nakedly deceptive politics that helped make the stunt possible.