It’s no longer a court.

It’s the Supreme Corruption.

You think you’re the only countries that want a shot?

Kumbaya with the s’mores and the world peace. Invite everybody!

By Black Friday the US Dollar won’t be worth anything.

If you need something, buy it now.

Hmmm…

He called it a privilege.

Doesn’t sound Ivy League to me.

Reek-o Rubio.

He’s the man the voters chose

…if you buy that.

Department of Justification.

Ahh, yes.

I think the U.S. used to have a system where the farmers assumed responsibility for people who weren’t citizens but worked for them.

What was that called again?

*And assuming that his presidency goes into a second year.

Trump has never been a big fan of intelligence.

Ha!

I use dating apps to fantasize that someone will swipe right on me so that II have a few minutes of dreaming about the kind of life we could have.

Oh yeah.

I’m SURRRRE that he’ll give grants to trade schools.

That’s SOOOOOO belieeeeevable.

You know those means of production?

Well I have an idea…

IS true.

The Supreme Court made up bullshit that didn’t exist, just like they tend to do whenever it suits them.

They are NOT arbiters of what is true and what is false or what is law.

They have power, not legitimacy. That’s a BIG difference.

Trump was absolutely part of the insurrection, and it was NOT legal, despite the Dred-Scott-quality reasoning in their recent rulings.

It is absolutely possible to violently overthrow the government which you lead. It’s called a self-coup.

If Harvard gives in, Trump will do this again.

Harvard is better off with the damage being done than by giving up things it doesn’t have to give up and still having the damage done at a later point.

His goal is not success. His goal is notoriety.

He wants his name to be spoken more than Hitler’s.

When I heard about it I was sure it was Trump’s fault.

It IS true.

Anderson v. Griswold:

2023 C O 63 No. 235A300, Anderson v. Griswold - Election Law - Fourteenth Amendment - First Amendment - Political Questions - Hearsay. In this appeal from a district court proceeding under the Colorado Election Code, the [Colorado] supreme court considers whether former President Donald J. Trump may appear on the Colorado Republican presidential primary ballot in 2024. A majority of the court holds that President Trump is disqualified from holding the office of President under Section Three of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution. Because he is disqualified, it would be a wrongful act under the Election Code for the Colorado Secretary of State to list him as a candidate on the presidential primary ballot. The court stays its ruling until January 4, 2024, subject to any further appellate proceedings.