Trump whines to SCOTUS he can't talk to voters if he's stuck in a criminal courtroom

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : "The D.C. Circuit's extraordinary decision to return the mandate to the district court to proceed to trial imposes another grave species of irreparable injury -- the threat to the First Amendment rights of President Trump, his supporters and volunteers, and all American voters, who are entitled to hear from the leading candidate for President at the height of the Presidential campaign," the filing stated -- logic which would appear to argue against it ever being permissible to charge presidential candidates with a crime in an election year.
26% : "The Special Counsel seeks urgently to force President Trump into a months-long criminal trial at the height of campaign season, effectively sidelining him and preventing him from campaigning against the current President to whom the Special Counsel ultimately reports, President Biden," the riling continued.
23% : "This would impose grave First Amendment injuries on President Trump and all American voters, whether they support him or not, and threatens to tarnish the federal courts with the appearance of partisanship.

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