"Republican Lawmakers and Trump's Ballot Battle: Legal Challenges and Constitutional Concerns"

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Nearly 180 congressional Republicans, including Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, signed an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court in support of Donald Trump's legal battle to remain on the primary election ballot in Colorado. The brief argues that the lower-court opinion tramples the prerogatives of members of Congress and questions whether Trump was responsible for the violence on Jan. 6, stating that he quickly called for peace. The Supreme Court is set to hold oral arguments on Feb. 8 to decide whether Trump can appear on the ballot, and the outcome could impact similar legal challenges in other states.
- McConnell, Republican lawmakers sign Supreme Court brief on keeping Trump on ballot The Washington Post
- Trump lawyers warn Supreme Court of ‘chaos and bedlam’ if states are allowed to bar him from 2024 ballot CNN
- “He Can't Be President”: Noah Bookbinder on Trump and the Fourteenth Amendment The New Republic
- It isn’t ‘anti-democratic’ to bar Trump from office. It’s needed to protect democracy The Guardian
- Maine Judge Suspends Decision to Exclude Trump From Primary Ballot Yahoo News
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