Do you file a lawsuit every time you want to find out the specifics of what is or isn't a law???
What a criminally stupid post.
what do you suggest they do besides suing? Nothing? What would trump do it in their shoes? He'd sue them.
if he is ineligible to run for any government office, why should he be able to run.
if it were someone under 35, would they be able to be put on the ballot and run? If someone was not a natural born citizen would they be able to be put on the ballot and run? Each Secretary of State, determines who is eligible following the constitution... She doesn't allow a 30 year old candidate to be on her state's ballot....or be a presidential candidate at all....
Why would this section 3 of the 14thA, be handled any differently, is what those suing want answered.
Trump waited 3 hours with his supporters and seditionists attacking the capitol and police and delaying the electoral count, before sending them home. He aided the seditionists, by doing absolutely nothing for those 3 HOURS as President of the United States.
He took an oath, to follow the constitution and all laws derived from it....?
It is questionable, whether he is eligible to run....I guess the courts will have to decide, but who knows?
It's unfair to eligible candidates if he is ineligible.
And it would be more unfair for the voters to find out after they voted for their candidate in the primary, that their candidate later became ineligible after the primary was over.
This does need to be decided before the primary imho.