Staff Reports
Former President Donald Trump is taking a stand against what he calls “unfair” treatment in the Colorado case. Last month, Colorado’s Supreme Court ruled that Trump cannot appear on Republican primary ballots, citing Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, which pertains to engaging in “insurrection.” Maine’s Democrat secretary of state made a similar ruling, further complicating the situation.
With Supreme Court Set to Take Up Colorado Case, Trump Warns of Potential for 'Big Trouble' https://t.co/zh3Q1c5Fbc
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Trump is not taking the rulings lying down. His legal team has appealed the decisions, and now the Supreme Court is set to hear the case. Trump didn’t hold back in expressing his concerns, warning of “big trouble” if the Supreme Court doesn’t rule in his favor. He criticized the left’s accusations that he owns the Supreme Court and influences its decisions, stating that the pressure being put on the justices to rule against him is unfair.
In a fiery speech, Trump likened the situation to a basketball game, accusing the left of “playing the ref” and putting pressure on the Supreme Court to rule against him. He expressed hope for fair treatment and urged for the public to understand the gravity of the situation, emphasizing that the country is in “big, big trouble” if he does not receive fair treatment.
With oral arguments scheduled for February 8th, the stage is set for a high-stakes showdown in the Supreme Court. Trump and his legal team are gearing up for a tough battle, and the outcome will undoubtedly have significant implications for the political landscape. As the case unfolds, all eyes will be on the Supreme Court as the nation waits to see how this pivotal issue will be resolved.
