In a Lawsuit filed by Six Voters, Four Republicans and Two Independents, in a Denver Court in September, Trump is accused of engaging in “Insurrection or Rebellion” against the U.S. Government. According to the Suit, that means Trump should be Ineligible to ever appear on a Ballot again, according to Section Three of the 14th Amendment.
Judge Sarah B. Wallace said that Individual States do, indeed, have the Power to invoke Section Three of the 14th Amendment, to remove Candidates from an Election Ballot.
Trump’s Lawyers are expected to get more specific, arguing even if States can Bar Candidates from a Ballot, they lack the Authority to do so for a Presidential Election.
The Trial is being conducted under an Expedited Process, with the Goal of having a Final Resolution before a January, 2024, Deadline for the Colorado Secretary of State, to Certify who is on the Primary Ballot.
Everyone involved understands that Her Initial Ruling needs to come with enough time for Appeals to be resolved.
The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to have the Final say.
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