In a recent development, former President Donald Trump's team is expected to file challenges today after being disqualified from state ballots in Maine and Colorado. This decision has raised concerns and even prompted some Democrats, including former Obama senior advisor David Axelrod, to express their disagreement with the move to eliminate Trump from the ballots. It is anticipated that the Supreme Court will expedite the process to address this issue, and it is widely speculated that Trump will ultimately remain on the ballot.
Axelrod, in line with many others, expressed his belief that preventing Trump from running could potentially divide the nation, as there are tens of millions of people who wish to vote for the former President. It is increasingly clear that if Trump is to be defeated, it will likely need to happen through the democratic process, i.e., at the polls.
