Wouldn’t a candidate need to have been tried for insurrection, and found guilty of it? What investigation did this court, or the state of Colorado do, to determine that the candidate is guilty of insurrection? What is it that he did? He told the people to act lawfully – is that “insurrection”?
There is no requirement in the 14th amendment that someone be found guilty.
He openly instructed VP Mike “don’t hang me, bruh” Pence to illegally stop certification of the election, and did nothing for hours to stop the mob he sent to the capitol. These are facts, and not the “alternative” kind.
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Wouldn’t a candidate need to have been tried for insurrection, and found guilty of it? What investigation did this court, or the state of Colorado do, to determine that the candidate is guilty of insurrection? What is it that he did? He told the people to act lawfully – is that “insurrection”?
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There was a trial in which evidence was presented showing that Trump engaged in insurrection.
There is no requirement in the 14th amendment that someone be found guilty.
He openly instructed VP Mike “don’t hang me, bruh” Pence to illegally stop certification of the election, and did nothing for hours to stop the mob he sent to the capitol. These are facts, and not the “alternative” kind.