Colorado Will Not Be Allowed To Deny Trump Access To Their Presidential Ballot

[Bn2f]

I love how babyboo always frames his argument on polls and skips straight to the general election. Trump won’t do debates to get roasted. That’s fine. Rallies are his thing anyway. But he can’t avoid the 5 trials coming.
I’m sure over the course of those trials he’ll be able to adequately explain himself and his patriotic behavior to sway more voters his way. I’m sure of it.

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

No it isn't. It would be if their only motivation were that they didn't like his politics. But that's not the case, no matter how many times Fox News claims otherwise. And if that were what they were after, why do it in a state he has no chance of carrying anyway?

The CO Supreme Court, Jack Smith, etc. want to keep him off the ballot. They are looking at the polls and don’t trust the voters.

 

[Bn2f]

The CO Supreme Court, Jack Smith, etc. want to keep him off the ballot. They are looking at the polls and don’t trust the voters.

Jack Smith?????????

 

[YDB95]

The CO Supreme Court, Jack Smith, etc. want to keep him off the ballot. They are looking at the polls and don’t trust the voters.

Jack Smith has nothing to do with the CO case, and you know it. The question at hand here was, can he be barred from the ballot because of his involvement with 1/6. If you want to argue that point, fine. But it's not about being afraid he's going to win a state he lost by solid margins twice before.

 

[Lazaran]

Every criminal charge has only boosted Trump's polls. Now they are banning him from the ballot in one of the states, i.e. Colorado. What is achieved by it? It makes more people think that democracy is an illusion, a facade. And Colorado at this point is a relatively safe Democratic state anyway. Colorado hasn't voted Republican in a presidential election since 2004, and voters there voted 55.4% for Biden in 2020. Colorado was Biden's 14th strongest state, out of 25 states that Biden won overall.

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And the SCOTUS allowing a corrupt, traitorous, wanna-be dictator ex-president who fomented and participated in an insurrection to be in the ballot, in violation of the constitution and common sense, doesn’t “make more people think that democracy is an illusion, a facade”???



"Becky"

 

[ll74]

I'll say this. Either courts matter or they don't. I'm sick of this position where they matter only if they support one perspective and if they don't, it's because they were appointed by your opposition.

 

[Bn2f]

Jack Smith?????????

Trump refuses to do debates. He’d love to coast to November never doing one. The trials will be the chance for the voters to see him. Hopefully under oath, but that ain’t happening.

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

I love how babyboo always frames his argument on polls and skips straight to the general election. Trump won’t do debates to get roasted. That’s fine. Rallies are his thing anyway. But he can’t avoid the 5 trials coming.
I’m sure over the course of those trials he’ll be able to adequately explain himself and his patriotic behavior to sway more voters his way. I’m sure of it.

The polls are a snapshot of voter sentiment. They cannot predict future election outcomes but they can give a close approximation of voter sentiment at a particular point in time. Right now he’s dominating the GOP primaries and holding a small but consistent lead over Biden.

We can’t predict how future trials might change the dynamics, or even when future trials will occur. We do know that his lead has widened as indictments have been filed, and the civil trial certainly hasn’t hurt him.

 

[SgtSpiderMan]

Two Democratic presidents, Truman in 1948 and Johnson in 1964, weren't on the ballot in Alabama, and still won the election nationwide.

Republican President Taft wasn't on the ballot in California and South Dakota in 1912, but he lost heavily nationwide due to the Republican split with Theodore Roosevelt, who competed alongside Democrat Woodrow Wilson, and also against Socialist Eugene Debs and Prohibitionist Eugene Chafin.

Because they tried to overturn the government?

 

[RandyRebecca]

And the SCOTUS allowing a corrupt, traitorous, wanna-be dictator ex-president who fomented and participated in an insurrection) to be in the ballot, in violation of the constitution and common sense, doesn’t “make more people think that democracy is an illusion, a facade”???

Are you blind in one eye, only seeing one side of the big business establishment? Removing Trump from the ballot by court order is likely to undermine democracy as much as January 6 2021. It also further plays into the narrative of "stolen election".

 

[SgtSpiderMan]

The CO Supreme Court, Jack Smith, etc. want to keep him off the ballot. They are looking at the polls and don’t trust the voters.

Citation required.

 

[DeluxAuto]

The CO Supreme Court, Jack Smith, etc. want to keep him off the ballot. They are looking at the polls and don’t trust the voters.

Over half of US citizens want to keep him off the ballot but that doesn't mean we're all named Jack Smith and hail from Colorado.

 

[DeluxAuto]

Citation required.

Incoming deflection accompanied by an irrelevant link.

 

[RandyRebecca]

Because they tried to overturn the government?

Alabama's leading politicians wanted out of federal government orders about civil rights. George Wallace called the pro-civil rights people in the federal government "pointy headed intellectuals".

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

Jack Smith has nothing to do with the CO case, and you know it. The question at hand here was, can he be barred from the ballot because of his involvement with 1/6. If you want to argue that point, fine. But it's not about being afraid he's going to win a state he lost by solid margins twice before.

I didn’t mean to imply Jack Smith is connected to the CO case. Jack is hoping to try and convict Trump before the election. Doesn’t want him on the ballot anywhere in the US. A ruling against Trump in CO that is upheld by SCOTUS would obviously have implications in other states and the CO justices surely know that.

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

Over half of US citizens want to keep him off the ballot but that doesn't mean we're all named Jack Smith and hail from Colorado.

Cite your source.

 

[DeluxAuto]

Cite your source.

Nov. 2020.
It's the only hard data on that particular topic.

You tried.

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

Citation required.

https://www.supremecourt.gov/Docket.... 23-624 U.S. v. Donald J. Trump Petition.pdf

Read the petition. He wants the trial to proceed in March, arguing it’s in the “public interest.” He doesn’t mention the election calendar, but if you believe he has more pressing concerns in mind I’d love to hear them.

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

Nov. 2020.
It's the only hard data on that particular topic.

You tried.

That’s silly. Choosing one candidate over another doesn’t mean the voters who chose the winning candidate didn’t want a choice. Current data indicates that most voters prefer Trump over Biden. Sorry amigo.

 

[RoryN]

MAGAts already double-posting in here.

What a fun night.

 

[Lazaran]

Every criminal charge has only boosted Trump's polls. Now they are banning him from the ballot in one of the states, i.e. Colorado. What is achieved by it? It makes more people think that democracy is an illusion, a facade. And Colorado at this point is a relatively safe Democratic state anyway. Colorado hasn't voted Republican in a presidential election since 2004, and voters there voted 55.4% for Biden in 2020. Colorado was Biden's 14th strongest state, out of 25 states that Biden won overall.

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(Quotes for posterity and stupidity)

And the SCOTUS allowing a corrupt, traitorous, wanna-be dictator ex-president who fomented and participated in an insurrection to be in the ballot, in violation of the constitution and common sense, doesn’t “make more people think that democracy is an illusion, a facade”???



"Becky"

Are you blind in one eye, only seeing one side of the big business establishment? Removing Trump from the ballot by court order is likely to undermine democracy as much as January 6 2021. It also further plays into the narrative of "stolen election".

 

[DeluxAuto]

That’s silly. Choosing one candidate over another doesn’t mean the voters who chose the winning candidate didn’t want a choice. Current data indicates that most voters prefer Trump over Biden. Sorry amigo.

It's the last hard data we have. It's official. It's the only official data we currently have. Polls answered by octogenarians on landlines are not any official metric.

You tried.

 

[RandyRebecca]

You're basically the Democratic version of Senator McCarthy, so no wonder you can't see the argument

 

[Lazaran]

You're basically the Democratic version of Senator McCarthy, so no wonder you can't see the argument

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At least "Becky" didn’t call me "Hitler".

Godwin’s law still applies in this instance, imho.

Meanwhile:

Godwin recently called Drumpf "Hitler”.

Ironic…

Also:

NOTHING is a bigger threat to Democracy than a second Drumpf presidency. - SCOTUS accommodating the traitor by ignoring the constitution, and decent Americans appeasing the MAGAts by acquiescing due to some imagined / potential threat of violence is also basically the death of democracy.

I expected more from”Becky” the revolutionary.



“Becky"

 

[SgtSpiderMan]

Incoming deflection accompanied by an irrelevant link.

You called it!