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Supreme Court’s Response to 14th Amendment Case Leads to Speculation of Unanimous Pro-Trump Ruling

Democrats are now in panic mode after the Supreme Court strongly suggested that it would reject efforts to remove President Donald Trump from the ballot in 2024. The skepticism of justices across the ideological spectrum has led to speculation that Trump could even win the case unanimously. Liberals have argued…

Florida Supreme Court Considers 2024 Ballot Initiative to Add Abortion Rights to State Constitution

The Florida Supreme Court is considering a 2024 ballot initiative that seeks to amend the state's constitution to include abortion rights. On Wednesday, the state's highest court heard arguments in a case involving the potential 2024 ballot initiative. The initiative is being pushed by pro-abortion activist groups that, if passed,…

Jonathan Turley Slams Colorado Lawyer after Trump’s Supreme Court Ballot Hearing: ‘Parade of Horribles’

Constitutional law scholar Jonathan Turley has slammed the performance of Colorado's lawyer before the Supreme Court during his argument to remove President Donald Trump from the state's ballot. On Thursday, Turley, a George Washington University law professor, appeared on Fox News and blasted Colorado lawyer Jason Murray. The Colorado Supreme…

Supreme Court to Hear Trump’s Colorado Ballot Removal Case

The United States Supreme Court will today hear the Democrats' efforts to remove President Donald Trump from the Republican primary ballot in Colorado. SCOTUS justices will debate the politically motivated case that seeks to interfere in the 2024 election by blocking voters from choosing Trump as the 47th president. The case…

Supreme Court Rejects Race-Based Admission Case

The justices of the U.S. Supreme Court have rejected to decide on a lawsuit alleging race-based admissions practices at West Point, the well-known military school. The lawsuit seeks to stop West Point from using race as a factor while admitting cadets. Reuters reports that the justices refused to review the…

Oregon Supreme Court Bans 10 GOP State Senators from Seeking Re-Election

The Supreme Court of Oregon has banned ten Republican state senators from seeking re-election. Fox News reports that the court's members blocked the GOP lawmakers by accusing them of violating state rules. It is, perhaps, not irrelevant that the court is dominated by leftist judges. In their ruling, the judges,…

Ex-Federal Judge Calls on Supreme Court to Remove Trump from Ballots for ‘Armed Insurrection’

A former federal judge is using his influence to call on the United States Supreme Court to disenfranchise voters by removing President Donald Trump from the 2024 ballots. Former Judge J. Michael Luttig is one of the main sponsors of the legal theory behind efforts to remove Trump from the…

Justice Sotomayor Complains She’s ‘Traumatized’ by Conservative Rulings

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has complained that she feels "traumatized" by rulings from the court’s conservative majority. Sotomayor, who was appointed to the SCOTUS by Barack Obama, made it clear recently that she thinks she's working too hard and under intense stress due to the decisions coming out of…

Chip Roy Calls on Texas Officials to Ignore SCOTUS Order Allowing Biden Admin to Cut Border Razor Wire: ‘Go to Hell’

Republican Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) has called on officials in his home state of Texas to ignore the recent order from the U.S. Supreme Court. The SCOTUS ruling gave Democrat President Joe Biden's administration a green light to cut down border fences to allow illegal aliens to flood into Texas.…

Three Ex-Attorneys General, Including Bill Barr, File Brief Supporting Trump in Supreme Court 14th Amendment ‘Insurrection’ Case

Bill Barr has joined two of his fellow Republican former attorneys general in filing a brief pledging their support for President Donald Trump in his U.S. Supreme Court 14th Amendment case. The nation's highest court will hear arguments next month in Trump's challenge against the Colorado Supreme Court's election eligibility…