"Supreme Court's Trump Ruling: Implications for Congress and the Constitution"

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The recent Supreme Court decision in Trump v. Anderson overturned the Colorado Supreme Court ruling disqualifying Donald Trump from the presidency under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, stating that only Congress has the power to determine disqualifications and procedures. The Court's focus on the self-execution issue left other arguments unaddressed, and the decision has been criticized for flawed reasoning and ignoring the practical dangers of neutering Section 3. The ruling largely neuters Section 3 with respect to federal office holders, leaving uncertainty about disqualifying insurrectionists from holding office.
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- Letters to the Editor: The Supreme Court nullified part of the Constitution to help Trump Yahoo! Voices
- Colorado secretary of state after SCOTUS Trump ruling: ‘I did not bring this lawsuit’ ABC News
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