
Former President Donald Trump implored the Supreme Court to keep his name on Colorado's ballot, accusing his opponents of pursuing an "anti-democratic" legal case against him, in his last written filing before the court’s oral arguments this week.
The brief highlights Trump's recent victories in the GOP primaries, suggesting that applying constitutional standards to a widely supported candidate would be misguided. It then goes on to make a comparison between the legal action against Trump and the actions of a "socialist dictatorship in Venezuela," which excluded the leading opposition candidate from the presidential ballot.