MAJOR WIN: Colorado Judge Allows Trump to Stay on Ballot After ACLJ Defense

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Jay Sekulow

Government, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 20 November 2023

⏱️ 50 minutes

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The ACLJ just delivered a huge victory as a Colorado court threw out a 14th Amendment case against President Trump – a win for voters in the 2024 election. The Sekulow team discusses current events like the ACLJ’s massive victory to preserve election integrity and gives a legal update on the ACLJ case involving a Jewish student and the Rutgers University Student Bar Association. All this – and more – on today’s show.

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0:00.0	This is J Secular. We've got a major victory and a CLJ victory. A Colorado judge allows
0:07.7	former President Trump to stay on the ballot in Colorado.
0:11.3	Keeping you informed and engaged.
0:14.0	Now more than ever, this is Seculo.
0:18.0	We want to hear from you.
0:21.0	Share and post your comments. Recall 1-800, 684, 3-110.
0:27.0	And now your host, Jay Seculo.
0:32.0	Hey everybody, welcome to the broadcast broadcast and we do a big news.
0:34.5	It came out late Friday and we didn't have obviously time to get it because it came out after airs.
0:38.2	102 page opinion.
0:40.2	We thought Colorado was the most difficult case of the cases that we've had involving this attempt by some organizations.
0:47.6	This particular one was by crew, which is a group out of Washington, D.C.
0:51.6	An election watchdog group, to remove President Trump from the ballot
0:56.4	on either from the primaries or the general election.
0:59.2	They filed these in Colorado, Michigan, Minnesota, West Virginia,
1:03.6	Virginia, Oklahoma.
1:05.6	We've had success in Oklahoma, Michigan, and Minnesota.
1:08.2	But as I told you, I expected the case in Colorado
1:11.8	to be the most difficult. The judge seemed hostile to our legal
1:15.5	position. We had Jane Raskin, Ben Cissney, and a team from the ACLJ out there
1:19.9	working up the trial. And I was not optimistic optimistic I thought this was the one that was
1:25.2	going to go to the Supreme Court of the United States well I was wrong I'm happy to
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