Trump booted off Colorado ballot
More proof that Commucrats need to be utterly and completely destroyed
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Will the SCOTUS hear the appeal on this?
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Count on it. This ruling is flawed in so many ways
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Not a Trump fan, I know big surprise, but no one should be held off the ballot. The people get to decide, not the courts.
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BIG overstep on the CO supreme court. Plus he has NOT be found guilty of insurrection. ( he actually said "go peacefully" ) What are they going to do when he's found innocent at his bullshit jan 6 trial? Say" oops, my bad" ? |
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They will twist any statute, invent any evidence, do anything they have to do in order to maintain and grab more power |
On a guess, SCOTUS could repeat what they did with Roe/Wade and leave it up to the individual states.
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CSC is holding off as it is already in appeal status , at least it is to be filed.
And as far as integrity: @VivekGRamaswamy “I pledge to withdraw from the Colorado GOP primary ballot until Trump is also allowed to be on the ballot, and I demand that Ron DeSantis, Chris Christie, and Nikki Haley to do the same immediately - or else they are tacitly endorsing this illegal maneuver which will have disastrous consequences for our country.” |
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Democrats are disgusting and corrupt pieces of garbage.
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how is this even legal when there is no state or federal conviction?
Try this with a piece of shit demofelon and they'd be rioting again. |
How awesome that we are now being told who we cannot vote for. So very different from a communist regime. (eyeroll)
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SCOTUS will overturn it. That's why the CSC immediately stayed the appeal. They know their decision has numbered days before it gets schwacked.
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The Republican Party was formed just prior to the Civil War and the 14th Amendment was written and passed just after the war by a Republican Controlled Politicians in Washington.
So, Soon after losing the Civil War in 1865, states that had been part of the Confederacy began to send "unrepentant" former Confederates to Washington as senators and representatives. Congress refused to seat them and drafted Section 3 to perpetuate, as a constitutional imperative, that any who violate their oath to the Constitution are to be barred from public office. Adding to it, Section 3 disqualifies from federal or state office anyone who, having taken an oath as a public official to support the Constitution, subsequently has "engaged in insurrection or rebellion" against the United States or given "aid and comfort" to its enemies. Southerners strongly opposed it, arguing it would hurt reunification of the country. As much as I would like to give Colorado a :seasix::seasix:, I do feel some form of a conviction is in order to keep Trumps Dictating Sorry (TDS) :D ass off the ballot. Thing is, if it does not fly, the court of public opinion will prevail. If he loses the election, it should be because he is not wanted, not eligible. |
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