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Donald Trump filed a brief before the Supreme Court’s upcoming oral argument on whether states can exclude him from ballots.
The brief boasts about recent wins and compares the legal effort against him to actions in Venezuela.
Trump’s lawyers argue that the president can’t be disqualified under the 14th Amendment and that he could be barred from holding office but not from running.
The comparison to age requirements is contested, and the Supreme Court’s stance on Trump’s 2024 hopes may become clearer after the hearing.
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