Former President Donald Trump is facing legal challenges to his candidacy, with critics citing the 14th Amendment in an attempt to have him removed from the ballot in several states.
A Colorado District Judge ruled that Trump engaged in insurrection but should remain on the state’s primary ballot, a decision that is being appealed.
Legal analyst Harry Litman believes that the Colorado Supreme Court could reverse this ruling, making the possibility of Trump being blocked from the ballot a “definite concrete possibility.” (Trending: Donald Trump Confronts Bud Light CEO)
“It’s going to go to the Colorado Supreme Court,” said the ex-DOJ official.
“There are ways they can reverse her, of course, but it’s so much more tangible and concrete,” he continued.
Adding, “All they need to is to affirm on her factual findings and being engaged in, that’s sort of a First Amendment analysis, an insurrection.”
Similar ballot challenges are taking place in other states as well.
Update: A Suit by Republican challenger Anthony Castro to keep Trump off the ballot in R.I. dismissed.
In case you all missed it, a federal judge threw out a lawsuit on Monday challenging former President Donald J. Trump's right to be on the presidential ballot in Rhode Island.… pic.twitter.com/qQPLDNMNfx
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