Trump has not been found guilty of any of those things. It’s not up to a state court to determine he has without a trial giving him his rights to due process.You start with the Trumper premise that all judges are partisan, political, and corrupt, if they do not rule in your favor. You've been trained by Trump Speak to do so.
The 4 to 3 ruling included 1 REPUBLICAN appointed justice as well... A bipartisan decision, if you believe all judges are partisan. AND the suit was brought by 4 Republicans and two independents, ZERO democrats.
It does need to be a 9 to 0 decision or close by the U.S. supreme court, to appease the masses.... I will accept their decision....Will you, if not in your favor?
The Colorado justices did not take this decision lightly, they reviewed his speech, and all the actions, tweets, and evidence of what happened on 1/6 and before, including the republican Congress critters plan, and the fake elector plan, gathered by the congressional investigators...
The disqualification in section 3 of the 14th A, is not just insurrection, but also rebellion, and also aiding and abetting the enemy....which Trump did on 1/6.
The 14th does not require a charge or conviction of insurrection or rebellion, and those removed from their positions at the time, or prevented from running for office, had no due process or conviction needed, it was self evident.
If and when Biden incited and instigated a violent insurrection or rebellion against the constitution that is self evident, then yes, he too could be removed from the ballot....
And I understand the concern for this being simply opinion with no evidence, states could abuse it and just remove opponents....but this was not done by the Colorado Secretary of State, she stepped back, to let the courts decide on the evidence....
But, there is still a chance in other states that an abuse could occur, since each state controls their own election according to the constitution....
I look forward to seeing how the U.S. supreme court works around this decision they have to make, and as said above, will accept their decision.
There’s no way the SCOTUS will allow a presidential nominee to be stripped of his Constitutional rights and kicked off the ballot. At worst, it will be 6-3.