"Trump's Final Plea: Supreme Court Must Reject Ballot Disqualification"
Donald Trump, referring to himself as the "presumptive nominee," has asked the Supreme Court to prevent Colorado from removing him from the ballot, arguing that it would be anti-democratic and likening it to actions in Venezuela. His lawyers are appealing Colorado's decision to disqualify him due to an anti-insurrection clause, contending that he did not engage in insurrection. The case will be considered by the Supreme Court, with Trump's eligibility being challenged by voters and a watchdog group. Trump's lawyers warn of chaos and bedlam if he is disqualified, while his opponents argue that the Constitution makes him ineligible to run again. Trump is currently the frontrunner for the GOP nomination, with former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley challenging him.
- Trump tells Supreme Court ballot disqualification is anti-democratic USA TODAY
- Supreme Court challenge to Trump was filed by 91-year-old Norma Anderson The Washington Post
- The Objection: "But He Hasn't Been Convicted Of Anything" Reason
- Trump's one last plea to the Supreme Court ahead of the Colorado ballot hearing MSNBC
- The Supreme Court can't let fear of Trump supporters force its hand. Slate
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