The Role of Courts in Deciding Trump's Ballot Fate and Election Outcomes

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President Joe Biden acknowledged that former President Donald Trump supported an insurrection but refrained from commenting on the legal argument surrounding the Colorado Supreme Court's ruling that barred Trump from the state's ballot, leaving it to the judiciary. Democrats have been cautious in their response, fearing that outward celebration would play into Trump's hands and inflame his supporters. Republicans denounced the ruling, claiming political interference, while some on the left saw it as reinforcing the perception that the Supreme Court is beholden to Trump.
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