Waiting for an end to the foolishness:
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Supreme Court watchers think justices will on Monday announce their decision on the Trump 14th Amendment, ‘insurrection’ case, based on an unusual weekend update.
The high court signaled Sunday it will release at least one opinion Monday morning, a possible signal the justices could hand down a decision on the case, which involves the Colorado Supreme Court ruling that former President Trump, now a 2024 GOP presidential candidate, is ineligible because of his efforts to defy the 2020 election results.
Trump is on the state primary ballot on Tuesday after a hold was placed on the ruling, according to NBC News.
The Supreme Court held oral arguments in February on whether Trump can be barred from the ballot because of what he said before the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot, in opposition to the election results.

SCOTUS Could Announce Ruling On Trump 14th Amendment, 'Insurrection' Case By Monday
Supreme Court watchers think justices will on Monday announce their decision on the Trump 14th Amendment, ‘insurrection’ case, based on an unusual weekend update. The high court signaled Sunday it will release at least one opinion Monday morning, a possible signal the justices could hand down a...

SCOTUS Could Announce Ruling On Trump 14th Amendment, ‘Insurrection’ Case By Monday

Supreme Court watchers think justices will on Monday announce their decision on the Trump 14th Amendment, ‘insurrection’ case, based on an unusual weekend update.
The high court signaled Sunday it will release at least one opinion Monday morning, a possible signal the justices could hand down a decision on the case, which involves the Colorado Supreme Court ruling that former President Trump, now a 2024 GOP presidential candidate, is ineligible because of his efforts to defy the 2020 election results.
Trump is on the state primary ballot on Tuesday after a hold was placed on the ruling, according to NBC News.
The Supreme Court held oral arguments in February on whether Trump can be barred from the ballot because of what he said before the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot, in opposition to the election results.