Also, i thought states were given the right to determine their own ballot rules.
Or is that mute because this is a federal election?
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Also, i thought states were given the right to determine their own ballot rules.
Or is that mute because this is a federal election?
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This was...a bad decision. Quite frankly, they are abdicating responsibility with a sophomoric "not it!" when it comes to finally doing what the 14th requires. I wouldn't say it rises to the level of the Bush v. Gore decision at the turn of the millennium, but it is quite close.
Using their logic, Jefferson Davis could have run for president.
Has Trump actually been found guilty of insurrection? It seems this could be where the issue lies. I know he's an insurrectionist, you know he is an insurrectionist but unless convicted how do you apply the law?