Supreme Court to consider whether Trump can be removed from primary ballot - eviltoast

The dispute comes from Colorado — but it could have national implications for Trump and his political fate.

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    9 months ago

    Yup.

    290 in the House that can’t reliably produce a 218 simple majority.

    67 in the Senate that can’t get 60 to over-ride a filibuster.

    Then you need ratification by 38 states. In 2020, Biden won 25 + DC, Trump won 25.

    So to get ratification on any hot button issue, you need ALL of the states on “your” side + 13 states from the “other” side.

    Want to get rid of guns? Go ahead, find 13 red states who will agree, I’ll wait. Hell, out of the 25 blue states, only 19 have Democratic state houses, so you’ll likely lose 6 there too… now you need 19 red states and good luck with that.

    Flip it around, want to ban abortion? Maybe you can get all 25 red states + the 6 blue states with Republican state houses, you’re still 7 short. Good luck getting Washington/Oregon/California/Hawaii on board…