Colorado’s Ballot Fight Kept Trump’s Insurrection Story Burning
Trump’s removal from the Colorado primary ballot remained the week’s most explosive political wound, and by December 22 the ruling was still generating legal and political aftershocks. The broader screwup was not just the decision itself, but the fact that Trump had handed opponents a fresh constitutional fight that could travel all the way to the Supreme Court and keep Jan. 6 at the center of the 2024 race.
First recorded Dec 22, 2023·Meaningfully updated Dec 22, 2023
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Colorado’s Ballot Fight Kept Trump’s Insurrection Story Burning
Trump’s removal from the Colorado primary ballot remained the week’s most explosive political wound, and by December 22 the ruling was still generating legal and political aftershocks. The broader screwup was not just the decision itself, but the fact that Trump had handed opponents a fresh constitutional fight that could travel all the way to the Supreme Court and keep Jan. 6 at the center of the 2024 race.
Trump’s removal from the Colorado primary ballot remained the week’s most explosive political wound, and by December 22 the ruling was still generating legal and political aftershocks. The broader screwup was not just the decision itself, but the fact that Trump had handed opponents a fresh constitutional fight that could travel all the way to the Supreme Court and keep Jan. 6 at the center of the 2024 race.
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