LOLHuh?
LOLHuh?
And the other half learned.50% of the ET political forum stopped right there.![]()
And the other half learned.
Hey Canadian boomer, take Foreskin, the other Canadian boomer, and get lost. Both of you are terrible at this. I guess its because you live in a monarchy.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court seems poised to reject attempts to kick former President Donald Trump off the 2024 ballot, with conservative and liberal justices in apparent agreement in a case that puts them at the heart of a presidential election.
Ah ha hah hah ha. If the supreme Court doesn't understand, why would I expect you to? I wouldn't.Huh?
There is a strong chance that Colorado's actions will be rejected by SCOTUS 8-1 or 9-0.Ah ha hah hah ha. If the supreme Court doesn't understand, why would I expect you to? I wouldn't.
For others here, the point is, and this flies right over the heads of lawyers and courts, the Constitution of the United States is as clear on this point as it can possibly be. You can't hold Federal Office if you took an oath to support or protect and defend (defend = support) the Constitution and then subsequently engaged in, or aided or abetted an insurrection. Colorado must disqualify Trump from appearing on Colorado's ballots or else Colorado will violate Constitutional law, which all States must follow! No one has any recourse against Colorado if they exclude Trump from their Ballots, Colorado must do this or be in violation of Constitutional law --- the highest law in the land.
I agree. That would be a big mistake of course. It seems I am the only one here and, by logical extension, must be one of the few beyond the Colorado Supreme Court that can read what's written without reading something that is not there. Section three of our 14th Amendment could not be more clear or straight forward, and it make perfect sense from a logical standpoint; yet it appears that no one except myself can read and understand its plain, clear requirement that anyone aspiring to public office must meet.There is a strong chance that Colorado's actions will be rejected by SCOTUS 8-1 or 9-0.
Section 5 says that Congreff has the authority to execute Section 3. Colorado judges cannot invoke Section 3.I agree. That would be a big mistake of course. It seems I am the only one here and, by logical extension, must be one of the few beyond the Colorado Supreme Court that can read what's written without reading something that is not there. Section three of our 14th Amendment could not be more clear or straight forward, and it make perfect sense from a logical standpoint; yet it appears that no one except myself can read and understand its plain, clear requirement that anyone aspiring to public office must meet.