Supreme Court says it will decide if Trump qualifies for Colorado ballet

originally posted by: WingDingLuey
"Choosing a President: How the Electoral College Works"

Thanks for that information!

Unfortunately, Biden will probably get the second most votes (because of today's type of Democrat voter) and that will leave him in the mix. But, by still being in the mix, I'm afraid that there will be new ways that are devised to fraud him into office once again.

a reply to: pianopraze

Oral Arguments on Feb 8th and a decision on ?

The SCOTUS calendar has the justices doing nothing in that time frame: www.supremecourt.gov...

27 states file an amicus brief in Supreme Court to keep Trump on the Colorado ballot
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Twenty-seven states have filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court, urging the court to keep former President Donald Trump on the Colorado ballot.


You can read the brief here:

File 697067200-Indiana-West-Virginia-Amicus-Brief.pdf


Attorneys general in the states of West Virginia, Indiana and multiple other states argued in the filing that declaring Trump an "insurrectionist" under the 14th Amendment to the Constitution would have "vast consequences that reach far beyond Colorado."

from the filing:

In deciding that former President Trump
engaged in insurrection, the Colorado court fashioned
a definition of “insurrection” that is standardless and
vague. The best available evidence suggests that
insurrection equates with rebellion—a more
demanding standard than the Colorado Court settled
on. But what constitutes insurrection is not a question
courts should answer at all.

a reply to: WingDingLuey

The thing Biden is hoping for is enough chaos (Trump court challenges, ballots printed without Trump's name, Trump trials, new 2024 Covid strain) to enable an EMERGENCY ORDER that keeps him in office....even though by then, he won't know his own wife Jill, until he stares at her for 15 seconds.

originally posted by: WingDingLuey

You can read the brief here:

File 697067200-Indiana-West-Virginia-Amicus-Brief.pdf

More from the filing:
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The Court should grant the Petition to
erase a standardless political judgment
about what constitutes “insurrection.”

This is one of the cases where a "win" for the Democrats will eventually turn into a loss for them.

They win this one, the same or similar statutes will be used against them. Just like packing the Supreme Court, if they do that, then the Republicans will up it later.

a reply to: 777Vader

1/30/2024

RE: www.supremecourt.gov.../docket/docketfiles/html/public/23-719.html

WHY is this SCOTUS case file so large? It's one man (Trump) appealing to one state (Colorado).

Oral Arguments set for Feb 8th.

a reply to: WingDingLuey


" Trump Wins Case with State Election Board in Illinois "


The Whole Premise of Banning Mr. Trump from Any States Ballot is Falling Apart . The SCOTUS Still has not made a Definitive Ruling on this Issue to Date .

The Supreme court of Illinois may decide the case for their state by this weekend?

I've been following the debate but there isn't enough transparency here for me to decide.
If close to 50% of the good and reasonable voting US population is comfortable leaving a candidate on the State ballots I would expect some pretty clear advisory from the bench.
Historically there have been some pretty revolutionary trolls that have inspired governments with enough national intelligence to parse the message.