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Oral Arguments in Trump v. Anderson Part II: Justice Jackson Gets "Office under the United States"

Justice Jackson explained that an ambiguous text should be interpreted in favor of expanding democracy. But Mitchell's concern about Foreign Emoluments Clause "boomerang" could have cut off a path of complete victory.

Reason

Supreme Court justices appear skeptical of effort to remove Trump from a state ballot

The dispute comes from Colorado — but it could have national implications for Donald Trump and his political fate.

WEKU

Trump’s last challenge of 2023

At least one electoral vote in the Trump column hangs in the balance this week

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Griswold v. Anderson: The Section 3 Case Before The Colorado Supreme Court

[This post is co-authored with Professor Seth Barrett Tillman]. On December 6, the Colorado Supreme Court heard oral argument in Griswold v. Anderson. In this case, a number of Colorado voters asked the Court to order the Colorado Secretary of State to remove Trump from the primary ballot. The trial…

Reason

Can Colorado’s highest court kick Trump off the ballot?

A challenge to his eligibility under the ‘insurrection’ clause could head to the US Supreme Court

The Independent UK

US courts hear efforts to remove Trump from 2024 ballot – will they work?

Evidence suggests ‘insurrection’ clause of 14th amendment could apply but biggest challenge may be outside the courtroom

The Guardian - US

Judge overseeing case to remove Trump from ballot agrees to order banning threats and intimidation

The Colorado judge overseeing the lawsuit attempting to bar former President Donald Trump from The White House using a rare constitutional clause has issued an order prohibiting threats and intimidation regarding the case

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Congressional candidate sues to have 'Let’s Go Brandon' as a nickname on Colorado ballot

DENVER — “Let’s Go Brandon” has become a code for some conservatives’ wanting to use a four-letter word to describe their feelings toward President Joe Biden. One Colorado congressional candidate also wants it as part of his name on the Republican primary ballot.

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