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Trump bruised again in fight to stay on ballot in Colorado

Former President Donald Trump arrives at his civil fraud trial and talks very briefly to the media as he walks to the courtroom during the 3rd week of his NYS civil fraud case in the NYS Supreme Courthouse. Photo by Andrea Renault/STAR MAX/IPX 2023 10/18/23

Former President Donald Trump arrives at his civil fraud trial and talks very briefly to the media as he walks to the courtroom during the 3rd week of his NYS civil fraud case in the NYS Supreme Courthouse. Photo by Andrea Renault/STAR MAX/IPX 2023 10/18/23

Donald Trump has yet again failed to convince a judge in Colorado to toss a lawsuit against him brought by voters who want his name removed from the ballot in the 2024 election due to his alleged “insurrectionist” activities leading up to and on Jan. 6, 2021.

The decision from 2nd Judicial District Judge Sarah Wallace issued on Oct. 20 is the latest turn in a brewing legal saga that is poised to come to a head on Oct. 30 when voters, represented by the federal watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, or CREW, are expected go to trial to resolve the question of Trump’s eligibility for office in light of Section III of the Fourteenth Amendment. In addition to Trump, also named in the lawsuit is Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold.

Section III, in short, is a provision in the U.S. Constitution stating that anyone who swore an oath to the document that engages in rebellion or provides aid or comfort to insurrectionists or enemies of the U.S. government is disqualified from holding office.

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