Breaking news alert! scotus will probably issue ruling on the President’s eligibility in colorado ballot case, on march 4th (monday, today), at 10 a.m.

By Grand Rapids Anonymous
monday, march 4, 2024 at 2:39:00 a.m. est

“(epoch times) the supreme court, in an unusual sunday update to its schedule, didn’t specify what ruling it would issue. however, the justices on feb. 8 heard arguments in the former president’s appeal of a ruling in colorado and are due to issue their own decision.

“the march 3 announcement said the opinion would be posted online at 10 a.m. Washington time. ‘the court will not take the bench,’ it only said on its website.

“late last year, the colorado supreme court ruled that President Trump is disqualified from appearing on ballots in colorado, citing an interpretation of the U.S. Constitution’s 14th Amendment provision that stipulates that candidates who engaged in an ‘insurrection or rebellion’ against the United States should be prevented from holding office. maine’s democratic secretary of state made a similar decision days later, and a judge in illinois recently issued a similar ruling to prevent his appearance on ballots.

“the amendment was drafted more than 150 years ago, after the civil war, and the court was the first to invoke it. however, that ruling and the two others are on hold pending the supreme court decision.

“the former president appealed the colorado court ruling to the supreme court, which took up the matter quickly. oral arguments in the case were heard last month.

“notably, the supreme court has until now never ruled on the provision, Section 3 of the 14th Amendment. the court indicated this weekend that at least one case would be decided on march 4, although it didn’t indicate which one.”

GRA: It’s the whole tamale for Mr Trump. Most think he’ll win easily, but I don’t trust any of them (judges) anymore. Even on slam dunks like this.

--GRA

N.S.: I think he’ll win, though it might be close, but am concerned that the court will not take the bench. Are they concerned about possible violence, and if so, by who?