You guys are making WAY too big a deal out of this SCOTUS ruling this morning.
It wasn't a total "win" for convicted felon Trump....nor was it a total loss.
It was pretty much what we all have been expecting, a middle of the road, noncommittal, kick the case back to Chutkan for clarification of what constituted Trump's "official actions."
Now comes the fun part.
We'll see how quickly Chutkan can begin proceedings to determine this. It is most likely going to be basically a re-do of The House Select Committee on Jan. 6th hearings with much of the same witnesses testifying to the same things....that Trump KNEW he had lost the election but tried to hold onto office anyway.
Trump himself may even be called to testify in Chutkan's courtroom this time.
In the end what most likely will be determined is that after all but one of Trump's cases of supposed "election fraud" were thrown out of court for lack of evidence, and after ALL of the adults in the room in his administration TOLD him that yes he had legitimately lost the election, his only "official duty" at that point would have been to gracefully accept the results and facilitate the smooth transition of power.
All the other actions he took were not part of that "official" duty.
That will be up to Tanya Chutkan to decide.
Tben of course Trump will appeal any of her findings not favorable to him. The SCOTUS may (or may not) elect to review his appeal in it's next term.
Meanwhile the voting public will get a good refresher course on The Jan. 6th Committee's evidence right before the election.
Be careful what you wish for suckers.