• DoucheBagMcSwag@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    11 months ago

    Very likely they will overturn the CO decision…most of the states declining to remove him are because the party has the say on the primary ballot…its a different story on the general election though. This is what the MI court basically said. They left the challenge open for the general election qualifications.

    Also SCOTUS declined to expedite the “immunity” ruling because they likely don’t want to take it. The appeals will very likely say “the president is not a fucking King” and the SCOTUS will decline to hear the case and say “what they said.”

    • Schadrach@lemmy.sdf.org
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      11 months ago

      This is what the MI court basically said. They left the challenge open for the general election qualifications.

      I honestly think they were right on this. Ultimately the primary is an election for a private organization to decide who they are going to back as candidates for various offices. There’s no legal basis for forcing them to choose candidates who actually qualify for those offices.

      Now the general election is an entirely different boat.