Kick Democrats out for lawlessness, and not protecting Americans

[mystery-ak]

January 9, 2024
Kick Democrats out for lawlessness, and not protecting Americans
By C.S. Boddie

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal from Donald Trump on the Colorado Supreme Court decision to remove him from the primary ballot for 2024. The Court will hear arguments on February 8, 2024. (Maine’s Secretary of State removed Trump from the primary ballot there unilaterally; other states have tried to do the same.)

This is not the only way in which Colorado is a microcosm of what’s going on in the entire nation stemming from Democrat governance—which has been so bad that Democrats should be removed from office across the board.

Here, I would like to address another serious issue: How Democrats’ sanctuary city and open-border policies are putting Coloradoans and other Americans at risk every day.

On January 8, 2024, The Daily Caller published a story on a tragic event that reveals what threatens American citizens daily. The story seems to have exclusive information that an earlier report by the local CBS affiliate did not share; that is, that a drunken driver who was in this country illegally had been deported four times before and was sentenced to probation, community service, and work release just four days before he crashed into a local mother and her son near Broomfield High School on December 12, 2023, killing them both.

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[Fishrrman]

From the article:
"The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal from Donald Trump on the Colorado Supreme Court decision to remove him from the primary ballot for 2024. The Court will hear arguments on February 8, 2024."

In order to put the kibosh on this, the High Court will need to issue a broad, almost "sweeping" opinion -- one that will "put out" subsequent challenges before they start -- something which the justices are usually loathe to do. They prefer to keep decisions as "narrow" as possible.

So... in view of that, we might expect to see one challenge after another (each based on "new grounds"), in one state and then the next, and the next, right up towards Election Day.

And as a result of THAT, I'll predict that there will be at least one state in which Mr. Trump's name will not appear on the ballot, even though he's the candidate.

I'll happily be proven wrong on this prediction...