"Supreme Court Battle: Trump's Fight to Stay on Colorado's Ballot"

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Donald Trump is urging the Supreme Court to keep him on Colorado's primary ballot as the court prepares to hear oral arguments in a case challenging his eligibility due to his role in the January 6 Capitol riot. Trump's lawyers argue that the 14th Amendment provision does not apply to the presidency and that he did not incite insurrection. They also compare the effort to remove Trump from the ballot to anti-democratic measures in Venezuela. Despite recent wins in Iowa and New Hampshire, Trump faces challenges in Colorado and Maine as he seeks to secure his spot on the primary ballots.
- Trump tries to remain on Colorado's ballot ahead of SCOTUS arguments Business Insider
- Trump's one last plea to the Supreme Court ahead of the Colorado ballot hearing MSNBC
- How obscure language in the Constitution rose to ensnare Trump The Associated Press
- Supreme Court Shocker? Here's What Happens if Trump Gets Kicked Off the Ballot POLITICO
- Supreme Court challenge to Trump was filed by 91-year-old Norma Anderson The Washington Post
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