So, Donald Trump Has Been Removed From The Colorado Ballot, How Do We Take Action?

[Road Runner]

My fiancee and I want to know. We can't just not vote as that will only make matters worse. Is there still a strike we can go on or something though? As what if this happens in other states?

 

[Crepitus]

Action?

YOu abide by the law.

I know it's a stretch for you guys, but please do your best.

 

[Esdraelon]

Trump will be on the Colorado ballot, if not for the primary then he'll be on the general election ballot. SCOTUS WILL reverse this. No single state can just arbitrarily remove the leading candidate in a presidential race. It violates his right to run and the people's right to choose. I wonder when effing MARXISTS took over Colorado?

 

[Anomalism]

I wonder when effing MARXISTS took over Colorado?

Other than a few Republican strongholds Colorado is nothing but a bunch of pot smoking hippies.

 

[Donald H]

It was never meant to stand through the Scotus, it's a publicity stunt meant to focus on Trump's criminal activity on Jan.6th.

 

[BackAgain]

Trump has been removed only from the Co. PRIMARY ballot. That idiotic lawless ruling should be overruled by SCOTUS On or by Jan. 4.

The Co. GOP is now going to make the GOP state nomination one determined by caucus In the unlikely event that the SCOTUS fails to overrule the Co. Supreme Court by the Ian 5 deadline.

 

[Road Runner]

Not to mention the fact that they seem to be losing other candidates because of this stupid stunt. I'll be joining the other thread and posting more about this later since I have company (my fiancee) right now I just had to ask for us both because we're frustrated and pissed off beyond belief right now.

 

[Road Runner]

Trump has been removed only from the Co. PRIMARY ballot. That idiotic lawless ruling should be overruled by SCOTUS On or by Jan. 4.

I sincerely hope so because without the primary Trump doesn't have a chance of getting the nomination.

 

[BackAgain]

I sincerely hope so because without the primary Trump doesn't have a chance of getting the nomination.

Yes. He does. A caucus win would suffice.

But it’s highly doubtful that our SCOTUS will allow the lawless Co. Supreme Court decision to stand, anyway.

 

[Road Runner]

Yes. He does. A caucus win would suffice.

I don't really understand the caucus too well? Is it just polling or early voting or what?

 

[Borillar]

My fiancee and I want to know. We can't just not vote as that will only make matters worse. Is there still a strike we can go on or something though? As what if this happens in other states?

You could always support a candidate that isn’t an insurrectionist traitor. Just saying…

 

[Auld Phart]

My fiancee and I want to know. We can't just not vote as that will only make matters worse. Is there still a strike we can go on or something though? As what if this happens in other states?

Write in campaign.

 

[Donald H]

Trump has been removed only from the Co. PRIMARY ballot. That idiotic lawless ruling should be overruled by SCOTUS On or by Jan. 4.

The Co. GOP is now going to make the GOP state nomination one determined by caucus In the unlikely event that the SCOTUS fails to overrule the Co. Supreme Court by the Ian 5 deadline.

The precedent can be set that says that no state has the right to interpret or make laws that are contrary to federal law.

 

[BackAgain]

I don't really understand the caucus too well? Is it just polling or early voting or what?

I agree it’s a murky process. They collaborate. They talk. Eventually they “agree” on who they should nominate (usually on a county by county basis).

Here are some of my guesses:

1. The SCOTUS may not be able to render a reversal by 1/5/2025. So I wonder if what they will do is to extend the “stay” until they reach a determination.

2. If needed, they will direct that the State primary be rescheduled to allow the reversal to have legal effect.

3. it won’t suffice to take comfort in the fact that the current retarded decision would only strike Trump from the Primary ballot. Obviously, a bit later, the plaintiffs would only seek to keep him off the election ballot. Therefore, I predict that the SCOTUS will need to definitively note that the 14th Amendment absolutely demands more than a mere accusation or opinion. It would require a conviction.

 

[BackAgain]

The precedent can be set that says that no state has the right to interpret or make laws that are contrary to federal law.

That’s already the law.

 

[Blaster]

Ex-White House lawyer says Supreme Court could rule ‘9-0’ in possible Trump 14th Amendment case

Former White House lawyer Ty Cobb predicted Tuesday that the U.S. Supreme Court could rule “9-0” in favor of former President Trump in a potential appeal of Colorado Supreme Court&#8217…

thehill.com

 

[mudwhistle]

My fiancee and I want to know. We can't just not vote as that will only make matters worse. Is there still a strike we can go on or something though? As what if this happens in other states?

If you live in Colorado....the GOP is planning on changing their primary into a caucus....and removing the need to have a ballot until they can get the Supremes to rule on this travesty.

 

[Dante]

My fiancee and I want to know. We can't just not vote as that will only make matters worse. Is there still a strike we can go on or something though? As what if this happens in other states?

Storm the Supreme Court, while shouting about hanging Justices, and then claim it's a peaceful protest?

 

[BS Filter]

We get huge speakers and gather in front of each of the four Justice's homes and blast "Welcome to the Jungle" at 2-5 am every day.

 

[Foxfyre]

My fiancee and I want to know. We can't just not vote as that will only make matters worse. Is there still a strike we can go on or something though? As what if this happens in other states?

The best thing any of us can do is express our opinion/convictions about it on social media, in person to friends and family, write letters to the editor, overwhelmingly let it be known that this is unAmerican, unconstitutional, unethical, malicious and must not stand. Public opinion is a powerful tool to persuade those dependent on good will and votes of the people to stay in office. Public opinion can possibly be effective in persuading corrupt supreme court justices to reverse a corrupt opinion.