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Earlier this month, the U.S. Supreme Court heard a Colorado case with historic implications — specifically, whether Donald Trump is constitutionally disqualified from seeking office for engaging in insurrection as

Justice Samuel Alito hinted Thursday that former President Donald Trump's removal from the ballot in Colorado could spell trouble for President Joe Biden. Jason Murray, the lawyer for the six voters seeking to preclude their fellow Americans from voting for Trump in the Centennial State, attempt...

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Supreme Court justices asked tough questions, but the lawyer for activists seeking to bar Trump from the ballot apparently had a harder time.

As U.S. election officials gear up for the 2024 Presidential election, judges in over a dozen states could decide whether the 14th Amendment’s Section 3 disqualifies former President Donald Trump from future office. Recently, the Colorado Supreme Court removed candidate Trump from the state’s 2024 ballot, finding that the safeguard covers the office of U.S. President and that Trump personally engaged in insurrection. Trump has already appealed to the Supreme Court.

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Former President Donald Trumps legal team aims to appeal the Colorado Supreme Courts ruling that prevents him from appearing on the states GOP primary ballot. They plan to appeal to

The Colorado Supreme Court is the first to say Trump should be disqualified from the ballot—but even conservative legal experts have pushed that legal argument in recent months.

By the time the Colorado Supreme Court convened on Wednesday to hear arguments about whether Donald Trump remains eligible to appear on the states presidential primary ballot next year, the justices had received input from many groups and individuals arguing in favor of or against disqualification.

Several leading conservative legal scholars argue the 14th Amendment clearly bars Trump from serving a second term.