With Colorado's highest court snorting metaphorical anti-Trump hallucinogens — we will find out whether the US Supreme Court— rediscovers its Constitution-protecting gumption

© 2023 Peter Free

 

22 December 2023

 

 

Colorado's high court went off legality's rails . . .

 

. . .  in a blazing fire of totalitarian-embracing, anti-Trump, anti-Constitutional idiocy.

 

The Colorado decision — which finds Donald Trump disqualified from running in Colorado's 2024 primary (for presidential candidates) — due to his purported 06 January 2021 'insurrection' against the United States — is disingenuously presented and reasoned.

 

Good-faithed legal minds cannot help but notice just how cavalierly this Colorado crew of nation-destroyers found Trump guilty of an 'insurrection' in the complete absence of a criminal trial.

 

The Colorado opinion is the equivalent of an autocratcy's show trial. Deliberately crafted to read well — especially to those unfamiliar with Constitution-related issues of this massive magnitude — while intentionally subverting the most critical points of law that the Colorado decision pretends to tie itself to.

 

Dissenting Chief Justice Boatright — and his two equally irritated colleagues — did stalwart jobs of indicating how destructive the majority had been in its intentional sabotage of American legal practice.

 

 

The moral? — If the United States Supreme Court fails to smash . . .

 

. . . Colorado's attempt to shred the US Constitution — as well as the legal protections that it grants citizens against Government harassment and concocted charges — 1776 to 1789 America's efforts at creating a workable republic, will have been completely lost.

 

I am sadly amazed at how mindlessly we have come to such a decisively malignant point in American history.