O'Donnell argued that the Supreme Court's recent ruling reflects a partisan agenda rather than a legitimate legal interpretation, labeling it a stain on American democracy.
The Supreme Court's decision on presidential immunity is seen by O'Donnell as an endorsement of criminality for actions taken in the Oval Office, undermining legal accountability.
He emphasized that the current justices were all appointed by Republican presidents, questioning the legitimacy of their positions in a true democratic system.
O'Donnell criticized the Electoral College system for its role in selecting presidents, which has allowed justices like Clarence Thomas, chosen under non-democratic circumstances, to remain in power.
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