Lawsuit to block Trump from Colorado 2024 ballot survives more legal challenges

A republic works with laws, not strongmen who want to be a dictator, even for a day, because we know that never happens.
The effect that laws have are guided by ethics. Refusing to enforce the laws or interpreting them in a perverse way isn't ethical conduct. The Democrats have unfortunately thrown ethics out the window in pursuit of a uniparty country. Using an obsolete law meant to keep former Confederates from taking office and applying it to the 21st century is the definition of perverse. It's too bad there's people like you stupid enough to believe the liberal propaganda.
 
The effect that laws have are guided by ethics. Refusing to enforce the laws or interpreting them in a perverse way isn't ethical conduct. The Democrats have unfortunately thrown ethics out the window in pursuit of a uniparty country. Using an obsolete law meant to keep former Confederates from taking office and applying it to the 21st century is the definition of perverse. It's too bad there's people like you stupid enough to believe the liberal propaganda.
Well, that's an opinion, no matter how poorly it is thought out and then crafted. Liberty University gets worse every year.
 
The effect that laws have are guided by ethics. Refusing to enforce the laws or interpreting them in a perverse way isn't ethical conduct. The Democrats have unfortunately thrown ethics out the window in pursuit of a uniparty country. Using an obsolete law meant to keep former Confederates from taking office and applying it to the 21st century is the definition of perverse. It's too bad there's people like you stupid enough to believe the liberal propaganda.
Trump is the definition of perverse.
 
I see you've chosen the blue pill. Now you vanish away to the daily grind of copy/pasting in your fantasy land. Just know that judgment will be coming for the lot of you someday.
The red pill is a scam to keep you entrapped in an alternate reality. Didn’t you get the point of the movie?
 
The red pill is a scam to keep you entrapped in an alternate reality. Didn’t you get the point of the movie?
You mixed up the colors, libtard. From Wikipedia:

"The concept of red and blue pills has since been widely used as a political metaphor in the United States, where "taking the red pill" or being "red-pilled" means becoming aware of the political biases inherent in society, including in the mainstream media, and ultimately becoming an independent thinker; while "taking the blue pill" or being "blue-pilled" means unquestioningly accepting these supposed biases."
 
From Brian Beutler's excellent newsletter:

All six of the court’s conservatives echoed right-wing elites in some fashion or other. Brett Kavanaugh, who never met a voting-rights restriction he wouldn’t happily read into the Constitution, went to bat for the “principle” of democracy. Samuel Alito intimated that if Trump were disqualified, Biden could be as well, for engaging in foreign policy with Iran. Two of them (Alito and Neil Gorsuch) treated the lawyer arguing for the Colorado plaintiffs (a former Gorsuch clerk no less) with hostility. At the same time, two of the court’s three liberals (Elena Kagan and Ketanji Brown Jackson) indicated openness to joining Republicans in a supermajority opinion reinstating Trump on Colorado ballots and pre-empting any other states from holding Trump accountable for engaging in insurrection.

The lingering problem for this bourgeoning supermajority is that they lack sound legal grounds for exempting Trump from the Constitution in this way. Over and over again the justices returned to the legally irrelevant objection that upholding Trump’s disqualification would be messy. It might invite retaliation. It might create a state-by-state patchwork of presidential ballots—something independent candidates for president will be surprised to discover is grounds for Supreme Court intervention.

And so, when they convene to write the opinion of the court, they will have to invoke chickenshit arguments of one kind or another, some of which will contradict their longstanding views on questions of states’ rights or election law or the force of the 14th amendment.

My instinctive preference would be for the liberal justices to write an unassailable dissent, and let John Roberts and the five justices to his right further degrade their illegitimate majority with made up justifications for doing another favor for another Republican presidential candidate.

But insofar as the liberal justices want or are willing to provide cover to the other six—to validate their spoliation of the Constitution—they could soften the blow by using their votes as leverage.
 
That’s what they want you to believe. Hollywood is not your friend.
Ah yes, you've been conditioned very well comrade! "to believe that black is white, and more, to know that black is white, and to forget that one has ever believed the contrary".
 
Ah yes, you've been conditioned very well comrade! "to believe that black is white, and more, to know that black is white, and to forget that one has ever believed the contrary".
You’re one of those 2 +2 = 5 guys, eh? Can’t see the forest for the trees! If Hollywood tells you the red pill is good, you need to swallow a double dose of blue.
 

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