This is the mop up for March 5th.

2024, I'm David Feldman coming to you from New York City.

Thank you so much for finding me.

It came as no surprise. On Monday the United States

Supreme Court overturned the Colorado State Supreme Court, which had ruled that Donald Trump's name

be removed from the Colorado State ballot citing section 3 of the 14th

amendment which says anyone who swore an oath to uphold the Constitution

and then participated in an insurrection cannot hold elective office. But on Monday the Supreme Court overturned that

Colorado Court's ruling thus also invalidating similar rulings in Maine and

Illinois where officials said they wanted to scrub

Trump's name from the ballot pending our Supreme Court's ruling.

Up until Monday's ruling, 32 other states were fielding 14th Amendment

challenges to disqualify Trump from their ballots. All those suits will now be tossed out after the courts nine to zero

unanimous ruling. That's right, all nine voted.

Clarence Thomas failed to recuse himself despite the overwhelming evidence that his wife

Jenny played a key role

encouraging the Trump White House to stop the counting of votes

on January 6.

The ruling was simultaneously narrow and overreaching.

Narrow.

Narrow in that the court didn't rule

on whether January 6 was in fact an insurrection or if Donald Trump led or participated in it.

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