Justices are reviewing Colorado's disqualification of Donald Trump from its state primary ballot because he allegedly engaged in an insurrection.
The U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments in a case Thursday about whether former President Donald Trump can be disqualified from state ballots. The case has profound implications for the 2024 elections. that could upend the presidential election in November.
“You have to remember, as old as I am, I was born in the Great Depression,” she said. “I lived through World War II. I remember Hitler. I remember my cousin was with Eisenhower when they opened up the concentration camps. … I mean, I understand protecting democracy.”, passed after the Civil War, to keep Confederates out of office.
Murray said there’s a reason to revive dormant language in the Constitution now, in this case: “No other American president has refused to peacefully hand over the reins of power after losing an election,” he said. In court on Thursday, Trump’s legal team argued that part of the 14th Amendment doesn’t apply to the president because he was not an officer of the United States as that term is used in the Constitution.
Another Trump lawyer, Jonathan Mitchell, presented his side in court on Thursday, speaking and facing questions from justices for nearly an hour.The case puts the Supreme Court in the middle of the presidential election for the first time since it stopped the Florida recount and handed the White House to George W. Bush in 2000.
“We think it creates conditions for great political instability if the court leaves this issue open,” Hasen said. “Republicans, they want to show that they can’t be bought, that the fact that you put them there, and made their lives, took them from someplace where they were doing quite well,” Trump said. “But you know what? They want to go out of their way to be politically correct.”
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