 The US Supreme Court will likely hear an appeal of the Colorado Supreme Court’s shocking ruling to bar Donald Trump off Colorado’s 2024 presidential ballot, which is sure to draw attention. By a vote of 4–3, the Colorado court decided that Trump had participated in rebellion and, as a result, was unable to run for reelection under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment. (Learn more about the reasoning behind applying the clause to Trump.) However, the general consensus from early reporting is that the Supreme Court will probably overturn the ruling of the lower court.

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The US Supreme Court will likely hear an appeal of the Colorado Supreme Court's shocking ruling to bar Donald Trump off Colorado's 2024 presidential ballot, which is sure to draw attention. By a vote of 4–3, the Colorado court decided that Trump had participated in rebellion and, as a result, was unable to run for reelection under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment. (Learn more about the reasoning behind applying the clause to Trump.) However, the general consensus from early reporting is that the Supreme Court will probably overturn the ruling of the lower court.{ai:summary}<p>The Colorado Supreme Court's ruling to bar Donald Trump from the 2024 presidential ballot due to his participation in rebellion will likely be appealed to the US Supreme Court. #politics</p>

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