Supreme Court ruling on disqualifying Donald Trump from the ballot
Representative Jamie Raskin criticizes the Supreme Court for punting on the issue of disqualifying former President Donald Trump from the ballot under Section Three of the 14th Amendment, stating that it is now up to Congress to act.
Key Points
- Supreme Court ruled unanimously that disqualifying Donald Trump from the ballot is not a matter for judicial resolution under Section Three of the 14th Amendment
- Congress is urged to take action to enforce the 14th Amendment and disqualify individuals who have committed insurrection
Pros
- Calls attention to the issue of disqualifying individuals who have committed insurrection
- Highlights the role of Congress in enforcing the 14th Amendment
Cons
- Criticism of the Supreme Court for not addressing the issue directly