Leonard Leo

Well, he can try, and he has access to funding for sure, although these industries are a lot bigger and less centralized. You can't just win a presidential election and have your guy start appointing people. It would be a much more complicated process, although he feels like those industries are moving in his direction now.

Well, I asked because Leo himself contends that he's for the rule of law. So does he want a lawless president? And he expressed confidence in the separation of powers to contain Trump.

Well, I asked because Leo himself contends that he's for the rule of law. So does he want a lawless president? And he expressed confidence in the separation of powers to contain Trump.

Well, I asked because Leo himself contends that he's for the rule of law. So does he want a lawless president? And he expressed confidence in the separation of powers to contain Trump.

I think the conservative justices of the court have consistently shown that they rule independently. In 2020, during the earlier election, the Supreme Court and the lower federal courts ruled in the election cases the way they saw it.

I think the conservative justices of the court have consistently shown that they rule independently. In 2020, during the earlier election, the Supreme Court and the lower federal courts ruled in the election cases the way they saw it.

I think the conservative justices of the court have consistently shown that they rule independently. In 2020, during the earlier election, the Supreme Court and the lower federal courts ruled in the election cases the way they saw it.

Of course, the court has also ruled in the president-elect's favor, most recently saying that the president has immunity for his official acts and even for some private actions, which impeded the prosecution of Trump and will now apply to his actions in 2025.

Of course, the court has also ruled in the president-elect's favor, most recently saying that the president has immunity for his official acts and even for some private actions, which impeded the prosecution of Trump and will now apply to his actions in 2025.

Of course, the court has also ruled in the president-elect's favor, most recently saying that the president has immunity for his official acts and even for some private actions, which impeded the prosecution of Trump and will now apply to his actions in 2025.