Hello Greg,

 GD> Trump has now filed after being thrown off the ballot in Colorado and Maine
 GD> do not fit into his normal pattern of using the law to delay and disrupt
 GD> moments of personal accountability. so reports CNN, and they go on to
 GD> suggest that these might be self-serving and brought on by what they
 GD> describe as his own anti-democratic conduct in 2020.

We all know who and what Trump is (that is not a compliment).

 GD> The truth is that these two states have no right to remove Trump from the
 GD> Ballot because Trump has not been convicted of any wrongdoing at this
 GD> point.

Your lack of reasoning is showing.

Amendment 14, Section 3 clearly states otherwise, that Trump is
most certainly liable for his actions. The language is plain and
simple, and one does not need to be a lawyer to understand what
it says.

 GD> The Supreme court should intervene,

On what grounds?

 GD> to send a clear message to any other democratic state - to stop these
 GD> shenanigans.

IOW, there are no reasons why the USSC should intervene. None that
you can think of. And none that anybody else can think of, either.

 GD> Even if Trump was convicted he still has a right to be on the ballot in any
 GD> State.

Not according to the 14th Amendment, which clearly states otherwise.

 GD> Even if he went to jail, this still wouldn't stop up.

Even an incumbent president can go to jail/prison.

 GD> This is just another means by the democrats to try to hold onto power.

Hillary Clinton still has a hold on you. So does Hunter Biden ...

For Life,
Lee

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Ending 75 years of occupation.

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