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The oral Arguments for Colorado versus Trump related to 14th Amendment Section 3 ballot exclusion starts today at 10:00 a.m. can be live streamed here.
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POOTWH will be allowed to stay on the ballot. Ruling will be 5-4 and Amy might come around to make it 6-3. But hey, wanna get rid of a POTUS that was elected? Defund the executive branch.
POOTWH will be allowed to stay on the ballot. Ruling will be 5-4 and Amy might come around to make it 6-3. But hey, wanna get rid of a POTUS that was elected? Defund the executive branch.
As much as I want you to be wrong, I think your track record for being blunt, honest, and correct is pretty good so you’re probably correct once again.
POOTWH will be allowed to stay on the ballot. Ruling will be 5-4 and Amy might come around to make it 6-3. But hey, wanna get rid of a POTUS that was elected? Defund the executive branch.
As much as I want you to be wrong, I think your track record for being blunt, honest, and correct is pretty good so you’re probably correct once again.
I really hope I’m wrong on this. Absolutely. But I listened to the oral arguments and the tone and questions of the justices led me to my guess/prediction. What really disgusts me though is their reliance on previous rulings, few as they are, whereas with RvW they just jettisoned it, said it didn’t matter. They’re there with a political agenda, doing the work of their wealthy, conservative sponsors and nominators. We know Alito and Thomas are compromised.
You don’t need guns to control government, just lots of “washed” money.
POOTWH will be allowed to stay on the ballot. Ruling will be 5-4 and Amy might come around to make it 6-3. But hey, wanna get rid of a POTUS that was elected? Defund the executive branch.
As much as I want you to be wrong, I think your track record for being blunt, honest, and correct is pretty good so you’re probably correct once again.
I really hope I’m wrong on this. Absolutely. But I listened to the oral arguments and the tone and questions of the justices led me to my guess/prediction. What really disgusts me though is their reliance on previous rulings, few as they are, whereas with RvW they just jettisoned it, said it didn’t matter. They’re there with a political agenda, doing the work of their wealthy, conservative sponsors and nominators. We know Alito and Thomas are compromised.
You don’t need guns to control government, just lots of “washed” money.
Why make us wait for an answer when they already know what they’re voting. Just putting on a good show because there’s nothing that will/can change morally corrupted minds.
You’re so right about RvW. Comparing the two is genius.
And after reading most of the transcripts, once again, I think you’re correct.
POOTWH will be allowed to stay on the ballot. Ruling will be 5-4 and Amy might come around to make it 6-3. But hey, wanna get rid of a POTUS that was elected? Defund the executive branch.
I don't think it will be anything other than 0-9...they just didn't make a good argument
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yeah my bet is 0-9 or 1-8 that this is overturned.
as much as i hate that trump is running, the only way to stop him is beating him at the ballot box. which we will. and he will not concede, so we are going to have another 5 years of his bullshit, minimum.
"You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
POOTWH will be allowed to stay on the ballot. Ruling will be 5-4 and Amy might come around to make it 6-3. But hey, wanna get rid of a POTUS that was elected? Defund the executive branch.
I don't think it will be anything other than 0-9...they just didn't make a good argument
I’ll agree with the lack of a good argument but that’s the difference between tax payer money and private, donor money. I don’t know the respective backgrounds, law firms and who’s paying the bills of each side’s litigants other than taxpayer versus private, but there was a discernible difference. Yes, they’re all lawyers and should be prepared but POOTWH’s attorney sounded as if he’s litigated multiple if not 10-50 cases before SCOTUS versus two attorneys who work for the state and may have been before the SCOTUS for the first time. And three POOTWH appointees doesn’t help either.
POOTWH will be allowed to stay on the ballot. Ruling will be 5-4 and Amy might come around to make it 6-3. But hey, wanna get rid of a POTUS that was elected? Defund the executive branch.
As much as I want you to be wrong, I think your track record for being blunt, honest, and correct is pretty good so you’re probably correct once again.
I really hope I’m wrong on this. Absolutely. But I listened to the oral arguments and the tone and questions of the justices led me to my guess/prediction. What really disgusts me though is their reliance on previous rulings, few as they are, whereas with RvW they just jettisoned it, said it didn’t matter. They’re there with a political agenda, doing the work of their wealthy, conservative sponsors and nominators. We know Alito and Thomas are compromised.
You don’t need guns to control government, just lots of “washed” money.
Why make us wait for an answer when they already know what they’re voting. Just putting on a good show because there’s nothing that will/can change morally corrupted minds.
You’re so right about RvW. Comparing the two is genius.
And after reading most of the transcripts, once again, I think you’re correct.
Gotta go through the motions and write the majority opinion, which I’m sure Alito has had drafted and sitting on the shelf since Colorado ruled.
POOTWH will be allowed to stay on the ballot. Ruling will be 5-4 and Amy might come around to make it 6-3. But hey, wanna get rid of a POTUS that was elected? Defund the executive branch.
As much as I want you to be wrong, I think your track record for being blunt, honest, and correct is pretty good so you’re probably correct once again.
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The justices’ order maintains a hold on preparations for a trial focused on Trump’s efforts to overturn his election loss. The court will hear arguments in late April, with a decision likely no later than the end of June.
But even with a timetable that is much faster than usual, the court action calls into question whether a trial for Trump, assuming the justices deny his immunity bid, can be scheduled and concluded prior to the November election.
Trump's lawyers have sought to put off a trial until after the voting.
By taking up the legally untested question now, the justices have created a scenario of uncertainty that special counsel Jack Smith had sought to avoid when he first asked the high court in December to immediately intervene. In his latest court filing, Smith had suggested arguments a full month earlier than the late April timeframe.
Spokespeople for Trump and Smith did not immediately respond to a message seeking comment.
The court said in an unsigned statement that it will consider “whether and if so to what extent does a former President enjoy presidential immunity from criminal prosecution for conduct alleged to involve official acts during his tenure in office.”
The Supreme Court has previously held that presidents are immune from civil liability for official acts, and Trump’s lawyers have for months argued that that protection should be extended to criminal prosecution as well.
Lower courts have so far rejected Trump’s novel claim that former presidents enjoy absolute immunity for actions that fall within their official job duties. A panel of appellate judges in Washington ruled earlier in February that U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan, who would preside over the election interference trial, was right to say that the case could proceed and that Trump can be prosecuted for actions undertaken while in the White House and in the run-up to Jan. 6, 2021, when a mob of his supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol.
The issue reached the high court because the appeals court refused to grant the delay that Trump has sought.
The case is separate from the high court’s consideration of Trump’s appeal to remain on the presidential ballot despite attempts to kick him off because of his efforts following his election loss in 2020. During arguments on Feb. 8, the court seemed likely to side with Trump. A decision could come any time.
The high court also will hear an appeal in April from one of the more than 1,200 people charged in the Capitol riot. The case could upend a charge prosecutors have brought against more than 300 people, including Trump.
The election interference case in Washington is one of four prosecutions Trump faces as he seeks to reclaim the White House. Of those, the only one with a trial date that seems poised to hold is his state case in New York, where he’s charged with falsifying business records in connection with hush money payments to a porn actor. That case is set for trial in March 25, and a judge this month signaled his determination to press ahead.
A separate case charging him with illegally hoarding classified records is set for trial on May 20, but a pivotal hearing Friday seems likely to result in a delay. No date has been set in a separate state case in Atlanta charging him with scheming to subvert that state’s 2020 election.
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The justices’ order maintains a hold on preparations for a trial focused on Trump’s efforts to overturn his election loss. The court will hear arguments in late April, with a decision likely no later than the end of June.
But even with a timetable that is much faster than usual, the court action calls into question whether a trial for Trump, assuming the justices deny his immunity bid, can be scheduled and concluded prior to the November election.
Trump's lawyers have sought to put off a trial until after the voting.
By taking up the legally untested question now, the justices have created a scenario of uncertainty that special counsel Jack Smith had sought to avoid when he first asked the high court in December to immediately intervene. In his latest court filing, Smith had suggested arguments a full month earlier than the late April timeframe.
Spokespeople for Trump and Smith did not immediately respond to a message seeking comment.
The court said in an unsigned statement that it will consider “whether and if so to what extent does a former President enjoy presidential immunity from criminal prosecution for conduct alleged to involve official acts during his tenure in office.”
The Supreme Court has previously held that presidents are immune from civil liability for official acts, and Trump’s lawyers have for months argued that that protection should be extended to criminal prosecution as well.
Lower courts have so far rejected Trump’s novel claim that former presidents enjoy absolute immunity for actions that fall within their official job duties. A panel of appellate judges in Washington ruled earlier in February that U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan, who would preside over the election interference trial, was right to say that the case could proceed and that Trump can be prosecuted for actions undertaken while in the White House and in the run-up to Jan. 6, 2021, when a mob of his supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol.
The issue reached the high court because the appeals court refused to grant the delay that Trump has sought.
The case is separate from the high court’s consideration of Trump’s appeal to remain on the presidential ballot despite attempts to kick him off because of his efforts following his election loss in 2020. During arguments on Feb. 8, the court seemed likely to side with Trump. A decision could come any time.
The high court also will hear an appeal in April from one of the more than 1,200 people charged in the Capitol riot. The case could upend a charge prosecutors have brought against more than 300 people, including Trump.
The election interference case in Washington is one of four prosecutions Trump faces as he seeks to reclaim the White House. Of those, the only one with a trial date that seems poised to hold is his state case in New York, where he’s charged with falsifying business records in connection with hush money payments to a porn actor. That case is set for trial in March 25, and a judge this month signaled his determination to press ahead.
A separate case charging him with illegally hoarding classified records is set for trial on May 20, but a pivotal hearing Friday seems likely to result in a delay. No date has been set in a separate state case in Atlanta charging him with scheming to subvert that state’s 2020 election.
The justices’ order maintains a hold on preparations for a trial focused on Trump’s efforts to overturn his election loss. The court will hear arguments in late April, with a decision likely no later than the end of June.
But even with a timetable that is much faster than usual, the court action calls into question whether a trial for Trump, assuming the justices deny his immunity bid, can be scheduled and concluded prior to the November election.
Trump's lawyers have sought to put off a trial until after the voting.
By taking up the legally untested question now, the justices have created a scenario of uncertainty that special counsel Jack Smith had sought to avoid when he first asked the high court in December to immediately intervene. In his latest court filing, Smith had suggested arguments a full month earlier than the late April timeframe.
Spokespeople for Trump and Smith did not immediately respond to a message seeking comment.
The court said in an unsigned statement that it will consider “whether and if so to what extent does a former President enjoy presidential immunity from criminal prosecution for conduct alleged to involve official acts during his tenure in office.”
The Supreme Court has previously held that presidents are immune from civil liability for official acts, and Trump’s lawyers have for months argued that that protection should be extended to criminal prosecution as well.
Lower courts have so far rejected Trump’s novel claim that former presidents enjoy absolute immunity for actions that fall within their official job duties. A panel of appellate judges in Washington ruled earlier in February that U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan, who would preside over the election interference trial, was right to say that the case could proceed and that Trump can be prosecuted for actions undertaken while in the White House and in the run-up to Jan. 6, 2021, when a mob of his supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol.
The issue reached the high court because the appeals court refused to grant the delay that Trump has sought.
The case is separate from the high court’s consideration of Trump’s appeal to remain on the presidential ballot despite attempts to kick him off because of his efforts following his election loss in 2020. During arguments on Feb. 8, the court seemed likely to side with Trump. A decision could come any time.
The high court also will hear an appeal in April from one of the more than 1,200 people charged in the Capitol riot. The case could upend a charge prosecutors have brought against more than 300 people, including Trump.
The election interference case in Washington is one of four prosecutions Trump faces as he seeks to reclaim the White House. Of those, the only one with a trial date that seems poised to hold is his state case in New York, where he’s charged with falsifying business records in connection with hush money payments to a porn actor. That case is set for trial in March 25, and a judge this month signaled his determination to press ahead.
A separate case charging him with illegally hoarding classified records is set for trial on May 20, but a pivotal hearing Friday seems likely to result in a delay. No date has been set in a separate state case in Atlanta charging him with scheming to subvert that state’s 2020 election.
The fix is in and has been for quite some time.
yep.
i can't believe that orange moron pulled it off. maybe he was actually playing chess this whole time.
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as much as i hate that trump is running, the only way to stop him is beating him at the ballot box. which we will. and he will not concede, so we are going to have another 5 years of his bullshit, minimum.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to decide whether former President Donald Trump can be prosecuted on charges he interfered with the 2020 election and set a course for a quick resolution.
The justices’ order maintains a hold on preparations for a trial focused on Trump’s efforts to overturn his election loss. The court will hear arguments in late April, with a decision likely no later than the end of June.
But even with a timetable that is much faster than usual, the court action calls into question whether a trial for Trump, assuming the justices deny his immunity bid, can be scheduled and concluded prior to the November election.
Trump's lawyers have sought to put off a trial until after the voting.
By taking up the legally untested question now, the justices have created a scenario of uncertainty that special counsel Jack Smith had sought to avoid when he first asked the high court in December to immediately intervene. In his latest court filing, Smith had suggested arguments a full month earlier than the late April timeframe.
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Spokespeople for Trump and Smith did not immediately respond to a message seeking comment.
The court said in an unsigned statement that it will consider “whether and if so to what extent does a former President enjoy presidential immunity from criminal prosecution for conduct alleged to involve official acts during his tenure in office.”
The Supreme Court has previously held that presidents are immune from civil liability for official acts, and Trump’s lawyers have for months argued that that protection should be extended to criminal prosecution as well.
Lower courts have so far rejected Trump’s novel claim that former presidents enjoy absolute immunity for actions that fall within their official job duties. A panel of appellate judges in Washington ruled earlier in February that U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan, who would preside over the election interference trial, was right to say that the case could proceed and that Trump can be prosecuted for actions undertaken while in the White House and in the run-up to Jan. 6, 2021, when a mob of his supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol.
The issue reached the high court because the appeals court refused to grant the delay that Trump has sought.
The case is separate from the high court’s consideration of Trump’s appeal to remain on the presidential ballot despite attempts to kick him off because of his efforts following his election loss in 2020. During arguments on Feb. 8, the court seemed likely to side with Trump. A decision could come any time.
The high court also will hear an appeal in April from one of the more than 1,200 people charged in the Capitol riot. The case could upend a charge prosecutors have brought against more than 300 people, including Trump.
The election interference case in Washington is one of four prosecutions Trump faces as he seeks to reclaim the White House. Of those, the only one with a trial date that seems poised to hold is his state case in New York, where he’s charged with falsifying business records in connection with hush money payments to a porn actor. That case is set for trial in March 25, and a judge this month signaled his determination to press ahead.
A separate case charging him with illegally hoarding classified records is set for trial on May 20, but a pivotal hearing Friday seems likely to result in a delay. No date has been set in a separate state case in Atlanta charging him with scheming to subvert that state’s 2020 election.
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i can't believe that orange moron pulled it off. maybe he was actually playing chess this whole time.
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