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Topic	SCOTUS to hear arguments for Trump ballot eligibility. Long line for seating.
brestugo 02/08/24 7:13:54 AM #4:	pinky0926 posted... I take it we're expecting the SCOTUS to rule in his favour? That wouldn't be surprising but, conservatives on the SCOTUS may be done with Trump, judicially at least. We'll see. They're lifers who worry about legacies and Trump is bringing them a lot of negative attention. Not that they don't deserve it. Maybe we'll get a Pontius Pilate moment, but I'm not holding my breath. I heard one legal scholar say the SCOTUS would likely try to find some way to throw it to Congress somehow, which short term benefits Trump because it would allow him to stay on the ballot this year. --- Putin delenda est <cite>brestugo posted [p:978722738] in SCOTUS to ... [t:80691237]...</cite> <quote>pinky0926 posted... </cite><quote>I take it we're expecting the SCOTUS to rule in his favour?</quote>That wouldn't be surprising but, conservatives on the SCOTUS may be done with Trump, judicially at least. We'll see. They're lifers who worry about legacies and Trump is bringing them a lot of negative attention. Not that they don't deserve it.Maybe we'll get a Pontius Pilate moment, but I'm not holding my breath. I heard one legal scholar say the SCOTUS would likely try to find some way to throw it to Congress somehow, which short term benefits Trump because it would allow him to stay on the ballot this year. --- Putin delenda est</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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