64 Comments
User's avatar
Mari Glading-Ho's avatar

Praise God for each and every victory against these tyrants, however big or small!!

Expand full comment
Joe "the coward" Lange's avatar

It's not a victory it's a distraction.

Expand full comment
Jason A Clark's avatar

There was literally no other decision the Court could have made and retained its legitimacy. I'm glad they made it unanimous to spare everyone an even bigger issue.

Expand full comment
Autumn's avatar

Remember when Twitter deleted President Trump's January 6th tweet only 30 seconds after he made it? I wonder why they did that? But too late, it was captured and saved :-) and thank God for Elon restoring all of it!

Expand full comment
War Eagle's avatar

I predicted 7-3, glad to see 9-0, it is the correct ruling. Unfortunately the Dems will try another angle to attack and disqualify him, it is not over yet folks. They are in meltdown mode and will sadly implement more drastic measures. They lie and cheat for power, they are scared of President Trump!

Expand full comment
Doohmax's avatar

They still own the DOJ. Cheating on election day will be vast, unrestricted and brazen. Nothing will be done about it and those who openly question the legitimacy of the vote count will be arrested. Wait for it. It’s their “insurance policy”.

Expand full comment
Joe "the coward" Lange's avatar

Exactly. Q said no other elections can be held until voter fraud is fixed. Has it been fixed? No. So yeah of course the deep state will cheat no matter how obvious it is.

Expand full comment
Doohmax's avatar

Who will tell the Deep State they can’t cheat? Will House Republicans write a strongly worded letter? Will Merrick Garland’s DOJ come to Trump’s defense? Will the SCOTUS……never mind.

Expand full comment
Joe "the coward" Lange's avatar

I'm agreeing with you btw.

Expand full comment
Paul Taggart's avatar

7-3? Where would the extra vote come from.

Expand full comment
JDJAWS's avatar

Yes, maybe. But the Democrat Party is now the Boy who Cried "WOLFMAN'!

Expand full comment
Joe "the coward" Lange's avatar

According to Trump supporters he's already won. It'll be Trump's 3rd term because he's "secretly" serving as president now. It is over. No need to vote Trump already won.

Expand full comment
John Smith's avatar

Seems to me that the only victory was that states couldn’t remove a federal candidate, but they left open that congress could still do this. With how corrupt our legislative body is, wouldnt surprise me to see this angle taken next.

Expand full comment
Granny62's avatar

They already did- impeachment. The conviction was defeated, so Congress would have no authority to exclude Trump from the ballot.

Expand full comment
RebeccaGrrrl's avatar

That's what I thought too.

Expand full comment
Granny62's avatar

I think I get it now- apparently after the ruling yesterday, Democrats are tweaking legislation to take Trump out of politics once and for all by 1) Officially declaring January 6th an “insurrection,” then 2) Should Trump win and they regain House Control, they would declare him ineligible to take office in that period between Jan 1 when they officially take control and Inauguration Day.

THAT’S their new “insurance policy.”

Expand full comment
NanaW's avatar

I agree with your opinion, Mr. Smith. I saw that kind of language too as I read over the opinion this morning. I glad they ruled justly on this, but in a way it does almost feel like a set-up for down the road. A lot of what they said in their opinion seemed to be stressing how very important the FEDERAL government is….the MOST important part of government. We even fought a war over it to preserve it.

Not saying states have the “right” to do what Colorado and others did. But the glorification of Federalism and its unending growth where we expect them to police themselves is how we ended up with the evil behemoth of bureaucracy that is strangling our lives and freedoms.

The ones who want a global world order and their lackeys aren’t done yet.

Yet I still gladly take the win of this ruling. We will see what the future brings

Expand full comment
User's avatar
Comment deleted
Mar 5, 2024
Comment deleted
Expand full comment
NanaW's avatar

Same for you my dear.

“Now to Him who is able to do exceeding abundantly beyond all that we ask or think, according to the power that works within us, to Him be the glory in the church and in Christ Jesus to all generations forever and ever. Amen”

Expand full comment
Science is Political 2.0's avatar

Thanks for posting that so quickly: I do watch certain shows Mark Levin and others who keep track of the Constitutional impact of these lower court irregular/illegal rulings and I posted on X or somewhere.. Scotus "should rule" 9-0 on that. The idea that lower court judges can actually prevent ANY CANDIDATE from being on the PRESIDENTIAL Ballot is so preposterous SCOTUS should put this to rest FOREVER: Scotus got that right. Allowing the State Judiciary to interfere w/ a Federal election is not what was meant by the 14th. Thanks for explaining that so clearly. It is sort of complicated (not to me) but it would not only change future GOP elections it would have a deleterious impact on all future elections regardless of party by allowing partisan Judges at the state level to interfere with the Presidential elections. Thanks Techno.:)

Expand full comment
thealicat13's avatar

Satanists heads exploding in Colorado.

Congratulations President Trump and We The People.

Expand full comment
Joe "the coward" Lange's avatar

We'll see who's heads explode when Biden gets 100 million votes.

Expand full comment
thealicat13's avatar

There are only two parties now : traitors and patriots ."

~ Ulysses S . Grant

Expand full comment
theresa bomkamp's avatar

The U.S.Supreme Court must always uphold the rule of law and the Constitution. No matter what political party. It's great that they decided unanimously and this will shake up the DS no doubt...

Expand full comment
Long Enough?'s avatar

The opinion written by the Sotomayor, Kagan and Jackson was an exercise in TDS butt-hurtedness. Their angle is essentially, “Yes, this was unconstitutional but we don’t like having to concur because of (imagined) misogyny, racism and Orange Man bad.”

Expand full comment
Techno Fog's avatar

We got a good laugh from this line: "By resolving these and other questions, the majority attempts to insulate all alleged insurrectionists from future challenges to their holding federal office."

Who are these insurrectionists, and are they in the room with us right now? :)

Expand full comment
NanaW's avatar

Exactly! They were very weaslel-y in their choice of words. Apparently there is no cure for Orange-Man-Bad syndrome.

Expand full comment
Joe "the coward" Lange's avatar

Still covering this distraction huh?

Expand full comment
Edwin's avatar

They know that a second Trump Administration will be hampered like never before, they will then remove this 'threat to Democracy' via the impeachment option, placing a vice-president into office.

This is why it does matter who Trump picks, look for it to be a surprise.

Expand full comment
Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Trump knows that the VP this time must be able to take the reigns for America First. I am expecting it to be Gen. Flynn, but Trump knows best.

Expand full comment
Renee Marie's avatar

Most people go for name recognition. I’m sure there are excellent statesmen out there, they just don’t advertise…for a reason.

Expand full comment
Inisfad's avatar

I would also suggest that those who attempted to remove a candidate and thus the choice of the American voter, remember who these operatives were. Regardless of party affinity, this was a criminal act against the voting public, and these operatives should be remembered when it’s time for their elections.

Expand full comment
Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Yes, like that traffic court judge in Illinois last week, whose ego made her act illegitimately. And it had already been decided by the Illinois Supreme Court.

Expand full comment
Inisfad's avatar

Thank goodness for small mercies and SCOTUS finally putting this issue to bed. However, I did have a bit of a reaction to their hesitancy in ‘nullifying the votes of millions’. We should therefore be thankful that this case was presented before the election, as it appears that, after an election, SCOTUS finds that nullifying the votes of millions as ‘moot’.

Expand full comment
John Seaman's avatar

Great legal analysis as always. The left wing media and those on the left are going crazy now you have Dem congressman Raskin talking nonsense saying if Dems take control of congress and Trump wins they won’t certified him as president. Talk about gaalighting insurrection these people are master at it.

Expand full comment
Gina Borggrebe's avatar

Well its sad we even had this happen. Some Democrats have really gone insane. Thank God the SC ended this nonsense. 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Expand full comment
I've Got A Special Purpose's avatar

Count me unimpressed. SCOTUS needed to state definitively that in the absence of some sort of Congressional finding that an insurrection did in fact occur, nobody can be banned from anything whatsoever on the basis of the 14th amendment.

Instead, states can now prevent, say, JD Vance for serving as Senator because he has claimed that the 2020 election was stolen, and that claim amounts to "insurrection."

Brilliant split-the-baby jurisprudence, nice job Supremes!.

Expand full comment
RebeccaGrrrl's avatar

EXACTLY!!! That's what I was looking for.

Expand full comment
Liam's avatar

It’s amazing to watch them all bellowing insurrection again . The screaming at the echo chamber X is unreal . Never mind the useless pundits on the squawk box . Unreal how pathetic these people are .

Expand full comment