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A state judge in Illinois ruled Wednesday that former President Donald Trump cannot appear on the state's primary ballot, but she put her ruling on hold to await a Supreme Court decision in a similar case.
The SCOTUS ruling was disappointing, but expected. Yost’s interpretation of the ruling was again disappointing, unprecedented even, but expected. OU, however, had the option to stand by its employees in some capacity.
While the justices may ultimately rule against the former president, they’ve just handed him the legal victory he craved.
A third state has determined Trump is ineligible to run for president.
Trump's attorneys asked the Illinois Appellate Court to overturn Judge Tracie Porter's ruling that he be kicked off Republican primary ballots in Illinois.