Meltdowns and Validation: Reactions to SCOTUS Ruling

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Democrats and other NeverTrumpers are trying their best to keep Donald Trump off the Republican primary ballot in several states. Their best is not good enough, according to the Supreme Court.

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If you have not done so, go and read Ed's write-up on the Court's decision. 

The left is in meltdown mode. Everyone else is feeling validated for understanding that every state must follow the Constitution. 

The Supremes ruled unanimously that Donald Trump may not be taken off the Colorado primary ballot. This is a timely decision given that Colorado is one of the states that votes on Super Tuesday, which is tomorrow. The Court needed to rule unanimously to send a clear message. Democrats cannot be allowed to put their hatred of Donald Trump over the Constitution. 

One Republican who was in Trump's administration responded that Democrats are fascists. He's not wrong.

Another conservative said that this is a total humiliation for those painting Trump as an insurrectionist. 

He's not wrong, either. Trump gave a speech to his supporters that day but he has not been charged with participating in the riot on January 6, 2021, or convicted of being an insurrectionist. He returned to the White House after the speech and watched what happened on television. If Democrats thought they could make the case that Trump is an insurrectionist, they would have already done that. There has been no hesitancy to charge the former president with all sorts of things. Lawfare is the name of the game. 

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Democrats like to pretend that Trump is an insurrectionist anyway. CNN had one of their supersized panels on to perform a group meltdown. Maybe Congress could jump in and pass a bill, or something.

But then there is gerrymandering and abiding by the Constitution, you know. CNN has a sad. 

When did Justice Thomas become an insurrection sympathizer? The ruling was unanimous. Even Sotomayer, Kagen, and Brown denied Colorado their political stunt. 

MSNBC will be on fire, I do not doubt that. Last week, Rachel Maddow worked herself up into a tizzy as she promoted her conspiracy theory that if Trump is elected in November, he will remain in office for life. 

Keith Olbermann says it's time to dissolve the Court. 

Self-awareness is hard. He pinned that beauty at the top of his X timeline. 

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It's the Supreme Court that is interfering in the election, you see, not the hyper-partisan Democrats in certain states. How much more interference can there be than to try to get the opposition party's candidate kicked off the ballot?

Leftists try to soothe their fellow travelers that SCOTUS didn't "clear him of insurrection." 

There is no "clearing" necessary. Again, Trump has not been charged and therefore not convicted of insurrection. Shouldn't these "experts" know this? 

The people who are saving democracy are the ones who are trying to get a candidate off the ballot. He's a former president. Trump makes them lose their minds. Imagine if red states did the same. How about Texas taking Biden off the ballot for dereliction of duty - he has deliberately failed to secure the southern border? Would that be ok with the left?

More sad trombone.

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The left wants to destroy the credibility of the Supreme Court. It wants to pack the Court with a permanent majority of leftists. It wants to destroy the nine people who are saving democracy. 

The left does not want democracy in our constitutional republic. It wants tyranny. 

The hardest hit is the Colorado Secretary of State. 

Poor dear. The comments on her post are delicious. Insurrection is in the eye of the beholder, I guess.






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David Strom 1:00 PM | November 14, 2024
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