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Well, howdy there, Internet People, bow again so today we are going to talk

about Trump and the Supreme Court of the United States and the 14th Amendment to the

US Constitution and the decision that came down dealing with Colorado and what its impacts are.

Okay, so for those who need a little bit of a refresher because again there are a lot of legal

entanglements involving the former president of the United States.

This one deals with states, in this case Colorado, trying to use the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution to prohibit Trump from being on the ballot because the 14th Amendment a section of it

basically says that if you engage an insurrection you don't get to hold office again

short version.

The Supreme Court said, no, that's not how this works,

in a way, not really a surprise. We've talked about this for like a year. This

was always viewed as a as a long shot. Now interestingly enough the reason the Supreme Court gave pretty

simple.

Because the Constitution makes Congress rather than the states responsible for enforcing

Section 3 against all federal office holders and candidates, we reverse.

Short version, states can't do this. This power

belongs to Congress. So Congress could do it theoretically. So the similar cases in Maine and Illinois they're gone too. This is the end of this.

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