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Trump’s Presence on Maine Ballot Hinges on High Court Verdict

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Former President Donald Trump threatened to bar anyone contributing to Nikki Haley’s presidential campaign from the “MAGA camp” after her New Hampshire primary loss.

Trump criticized Haley, calling her “Birdbrain” and questioning her abilities, stating that those supporting her will not be welcomed in his camp.

This comes after Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel suggested that Haley should drop out of the race and unite around Trump as the eventual nominee.

“The Secretary of State suggests that there is irreparable harm because a delay in certainty about whether Trump’s name should appear on the primary ballot will result in voter confusion,” the Maine Supreme Judicial Court stated.

“This uncertainty is, however, precisely what guides our decision not to undertake immediate appellate review in this particular case.”

“The secretary should have recused herself due to her bias against President Trump, as demonstrated by a documented history of prior statements prejudging the issue presented,” Trump’s attorneys noted.

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