Judge Says Trump Can’t Be President?

Retired federal Judge J. Michael Luttig recently shared his concerns about former President Donald Trump’s suitability to return to the White House in an op-ed for The New York Times. Luttig, a respected conservative voice, expressed his disillusionment with the current direction of the Republican Party, stating that he no longer recognizes it as the party of principle and integrity that it once was.

Luttig emphasized the importance of faith in our Constitution, reflecting on the dedication of past generations who fought to uphold it. He warned that the upcoming decision regarding Trump’s candidacy is pivotal, stating unequivocally, “He is not fit to be president again.” Luttig argues that Trump’s prior tenure was marked by a betrayal of the trust placed in him, claiming that Trump now seeks vengeance against those he perceives as adversaries within his own party and beyond.

In his commentary, Luttig noted Trump’s recent remarks about potentially deploying the military on Election Day to combat what he calls “the enemy from within,” which he categorizes as “radical left lunatics.” This rhetoric raises serious questions about Trump’s commitment to democratic principles and the rule of law.

Reflecting on his own political journey, Luttig shared that at 70 years old, he has consistently supported Republican presidential candidates, trusting they would uphold their obligations to the Constitution. However, he lamented that the Republican Party has strayed from its foundational values. He pointed out that it no longer resembles the party of Lincoln or Reagan, nor does it embody the true spirit of conservatism that has guided principled leaders throughout history.

For many Republicans, Luttig’s insights resonate deeply, as they grapple with the evolving identity of their party. His call to return to core values and principles may serve as a rallying cry for those who still believe in the enduring strength of constitutional governance and the responsibilities that come with leadership.

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