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If you want to speak intelligently about the recent SCOTUS decison read this:
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March 6, 2024 12:07 pm
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Teri Kanefield's piece will explain how and why the court reached the verdict they did.
If you get your information from cable media news stations, political pundits, celebrity lawyers etc.You will be glad you clicked on the link and took the time to read Teri's excellent explanation of the FACTS of this extraordinarily complex case. No matter what side you are on this is a must read.
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Comments on "If you want to speak intelligently about the recent SCOTUS decison read this:":
by Curt_Anderson on March 6, 2024 12:38 pm I am under no illusions that a conservative-heavy Supreme Court would have ever ruled against Trump on the 14th Amendment issue. But the liberals placed too much emphasis on the prospect of "chaos" had Trump been disqualified on some state ballots. They shouldn't have given into explicit, implicit or imagined threats.
Justice Kagan was wrong to worry that one or two states would have an outsized impact on a national election. We have an electoral college, not a popular presidential election vote. In truth, a handful of states, the swing states, decide every election. Those purple states have an outsized impact. The presidential votes of voters in blue or red states don't matter.
Americans are constitutionally denied the right to vote for Arnold Schwarzenegger (foreign) or Rep. Max Frost (too young) for president. We all accept that reality.
That said, I prefer that Trump's return to the White House is stymied by millions of patriotic, democracy-loving voters rather than a Supreme Court decision.
by HatetheSwamp on March 6, 2024 1:08 pm
It is more about the rabid reactions (the "outrage") to the decision than the decision itself. But, the analysis of the opinion of the concurrences is helpful.
Good stuff.
And, if you don't mind my saying, Teri's noting that subjectivity is truth and that we pay a price when we don't check the preferences and prejudices that we bring with us to every moment of our lives.
by Ponderer on March 7, 2024 5:56 am
Curt, I never put a lot of emphasis on the Colorado case or whether or not Sec 3 of the 14th should prevent Trump from being on ballots. I have said all along that the real issue with that regulation will come in the future if he wins the election.
The real chaos will come around January 20, 2025 if that happens, since Sec 3 of the 14th clearly states that an oath-breaking insurrectionist like Donald Trump is not eligible to actually "hold" the office of president. That's gonna be when the real shitshow will ensue.
by HatetheSwamp on March 7, 2024 6:15 am
Re: "Curt, I never put a lot of emphasis on the Colorado case or whether or not Sec 3 of the 14th should prevent Trump from being on ballots." po
Bull$#!t
From the beginning, you proclaimed, from the EFFINbeginning, that state bureaucrats and state judges could bump Trump from the ballot and that due process wasn't required. You mocked OD repeatedly and shamefully over that!
Don't lie.
The real chaos will come around January 20, 2025 if that happens, since Sec 3 of the 14th clearly states that an oath-breaking insurrectionist like Donald Trump is not eligible to actually "hold" the office of president.
Have you had the Supreme Court decision splained to you by EFFINanyone who doesn't suffer from the "outrage" that's at the core of Teri's take on the decision. Because, that outrage calls your metaphorical Rachel its home.
Knowing what the Court decided, what could possibly happen on January 20, 2025, IYO?
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