Sports, politics, life, advanced medical imaging presents Kevin Keatsman has issues online at medimagekS.com.

I've come to a conclusion that people in sports are actually more accountable for what they say and what they do

than people in politics or positions of real power or leadership in this country.

And I've only first realized this and come to this conclusion after Colorado has decided to take Donald Trump off the ballot

because four liberals Supreme Court justices in Colorado, have decided politics

is more important than actually doing their job, that people in the media or law or your doctor

or any other profession, an EMT that comes and helps you in your time of need, is sworn to some

sort of code of conduct or ethics

or policy within their profession. We almost all have it. We have things that we have to do.

Sometimes people come to your house. The cable guy comes and he puts little cones outside his

truck on the street where he parks because that's part of the job and he

has to do it. Part of the job of being a Colorado Supreme Court justice is to not be the law.

It's to judge on the law cases that are decided whether they are legal or not.

There is no case in Colorado.

This was brought before them.

There's no conviction.

There's no charge of insurrection against Donald Trump.

This was something that was brought to the Supreme Court in Colorado argued that Trump

is an insurrectionist and he should not be on the ballot.

And the justices go and they deliberate

deliberate over it. And they come back and four of them say, you're right. We don't

think he should be on the ballot. Well, no, no. Convict him of insurrection. Convict him of a crime.

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