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Dec 20, 2023 41 min

Barred From The Ballot

from Pardon The Insurrection Hosted by Pardon The Insurrection

As we dissect the consequences of the Colorado Supreme Court's decision regarding Trump's eligibility for the 2024 ballot, we find ourselves at the heart of a legal and constitutional storm. This week, we promise to navigate the choppy waters of the 14th Amendment, shining a light on how one clause could alter the course of American presidential politics. The implications of the insurrection clause are unpacked in a riveting discussion that questions whether a president is indeed an officer of the United States, a debate that could redefine the presidency itself. Join us as we probe the intent behind the Constitution's amendments and scrutinize the presidential oath of office, in a conversation that's as enlightening as it is contentious. With the philosophy of textualism in the crosshairs, we're not afraid to challenge the conservative justices on the Supreme Court bench. This episode peels back the layers of skepticism and examines whether textualism is a guise for conservative agendas or a genuine approach to constitutional interpretation. We lay bare the potential ripple effects of barring Trump from office without a criminal conviction, and we consider the stark possibilities for marginalized communities against a backdrop of judicial rulings. Our provocative exploration extends to the extreme hypotheticals, such as the deportation of African Americans, to truly understand the weight of the Court's influence. In our final act, we confront the insidious reach of disinformation, sharing personal narratives that underscore its corrosive power. Our discourse reveals how these falsehoods seep into the consciousness of even those with lived experiences of historical injustices, including my own mother's recollections of the civil rights struggle. We're here to remind you that vigilance is non-negotiable in the fight against misinformation, as we aim to protect the very fabric of our society from those who wish to tear it asunder. Tune in for a powerful episode that not only informs but calls you to action. Support the show Support the show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2003879/support Follow our show's hosts on Twitter: twitter.com/@CoolTXchick twitter.com/@Caroldedwine twitter.com/taradublinrocks twitter.com/blackknight10k twitter.com/@pardonpod Find Tara's book here: Taradublinrocks.com Find Ty's book here: Consequence of Choice Subscribe to Tara's substack: taradublin.substack.com Subscribe to Ty's substack: https://theworldasiseeit.substack.com/ Support Our Sponsor: Sheets & Giggles Eucalyptus Sheets (Recommended): Sleep Mask (I use this every night) Eucalyptus Comfortor ...

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Barred From The Ballot

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  1. 0:02 Trump Excluded From 2024 Ballot
  2. 12:20 Supreme Court Interpretations and Potential Consequences
  3. 23:05 Trump's Immunity and the Supreme Court
  4. 36:42 Supreme Court and Elections on Immigration
  5. 40:30 Effects of Insidious Disinformation

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