Pod Save America Supreme Court Refuses to Exonerate Trump for Jan. 6th
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Mar 5, 2024 The Supreme Court rules Donald Trump stays on the ballot in Colorado, igniting debates on the 14th Amendment. Nikki Haley wins in D.C. but hesitates to endorse Trump. Joe Biden faces tough polling, prompting a reflective interview on his campaign. California braces for a competitive Senate primary with potential implications for the Democratic Party. Congressman Ro Khanna weighs in on Gaza, advocating for accountability in U.S. policies amid ongoing humanitarian crises. The political landscape is evolving, with strategies and voter dynamics shaping the road to 2024.
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Supreme Court Ruling on Trump Ballot Access
- The Supreme Court unanimously ruled against Trump's removal from the Colorado ballot, citing the 14th Amendment.
- Five justices argued that only Congress can disqualify candidates for insurrection, while four disagreed.
Trump's Post-Primary Behavior
- Trump won multiple Republican caucuses and then gave a speech bragging about purging moderates.
- He also made confusing remarks about Romney, Putin, Obama, and nuclear weapons, raising concerns about his mental fitness.
Nikki Haley's Non-Committal Stance
- Nikki Haley won the D.C. primary but refused to commit to endorsing Trump, expressing concerns about both him and Biden.
- She dodged questions about the RNC pledge, suggesting a potential endorsement despite her criticisms.