Strategy to Kick Trump Off the Ballot Under the Fourteenth Amendment Already Causing Chaos (So In Re Griffin Was Correctly Decided)

The Fourteenth Amendment is not and should not be "self-executing," as the Maine and Colorado decisions kicking Trump off the ballot show.

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