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Trump Back On The Ballot In Colorado
Mar 5, 2024
Supreme Court allows Trump on Colorado ballot, Super Tuesday's impact on House races, Texas immigration law blocked, first OTC birth control pill available, French abortion law change, and biodiversity footprints of global dishes.
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- The Supreme Court's ruling allows Trump to stay on Colorado's primary ballot, highlighting the interplay between state and federal authority in disqualifying candidates.
- Competitive house races in California could impact Congress' balance of power, underscoring the significance of swing districts in shaping national politics.
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Supreme Court ruling on Trump's eligibility for Colorado's primary ballot
The Supreme Court unanimously decided that Donald Trump could stay on Colorado's primary ballot despite challenges. Colorado had considered disqualifying Trump for his alleged involvement in the January 6 insurrection. The Court's ruling highlighted the distinction between state and federal authority in disqualifying candidates, indicating that Congress would have the role in enforcing the 14th Amendment. This decision raises questions about the limitations on disqualifying federal officeholders and the potential implications for future cases.
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