RINOs and Democrats Team Up In An Attempt To REMOVE Donald Trump From The 2024 Ballot In THESE Two States.
Efforts to Disqualify Trump in New Hampshire:
In New Hampshire, Republicans are currently engaged in a debate regarding the eligibility of former President Donald Trump for the 2024 election ballot. The State GOP Chair, Chris Ager, is insistent that Trump should be considered for the nomination, emphasizing the necessity of honoring the decisions of primary voters.
Conversely, Bryant “Corky” Messner is expressing doubts about Trump’s eligibility as per the 14th Amendment, Section 3. Although Messner acknowledges and respects Trump’s contributions, he asserts that it is wise to conduct a legal review of Trump’s eligibility to guarantee adherence to the Constitution.
Legal Scholars’ Opinions:
Certain legal experts and advocacy organizations contend that Trump’s behavior related to the January 6 Capitol insurrection might result in disqualification under the 14th Amendment.
Nonetheless, it is essential to acknowledge that this interpretation is not universally accepted among legal professionals, and many argue that there is no legal foundation for disqualification.
Ex-Governor of Arkansas, Asa Hutchinson, also brought up the issue of moral disqualification, but received a divided response from the audience, illustrating why Hutchinson’s support remains at a meager and pitiable 1% – the era of an anti-Trump GOP has passed, and now opposition to Trump is met with jeers.
Florida Law and Trump’s Potential Felony Conviction:
In Florida, a possible felony conviction for Trump might pose a predicament for authorities, including Governor Ron DeSantis. The law in Florida limits the voting rights of ex-felons until they have served their sentence, cleared their fines, and, in certain situations, obtained a pardon from the governor.
Should Trump be found guilty and then appeal, there would be uncertainties regarding his qualification to vote or be listed on the ballot. Although DeSantis and the clemency board could potentially step in, it would be an extraordinary step given that the two candidates are currently in active competition against one another.
