Both liberal and conservative justices weighed in during oral arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court on Feb. 8, 2024, asking questions concerning whether a constitutional provision, Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, gave states too much power to affect a national election. Colorado's highest court relied on the provision in a December 2023 ruling that the state could bar former President Donald Trump from the state's primary ballot because they determined he committed insurrection. Muller had submitted an amicus brief to the court 'in support of neither party' in the case, using the opportunity to describe some concerns for the court's consideration about whether and how states go about the business of judging qualifications of candidates before putting their names on the ballot. The Supreme Court was very skeptical that, as an institution, it should be the one responsible for deciding this deeply contested question, and it seemed skeptical that the state of Colorado could do this...
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We have to choose: federal or nationalist. And can't have cake and eat it too (republicans)
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