Republicans are still losing their minds about the ruling by the Colorado Supreme Court and the 34-page ruling from Maine’s secretary of state that former president Donald Trump’s name cannot appear on those states’ primary ballots because he engaged in insurrection against the United States.
One of the arguments being made against this by Republicans is that the section of the 14th Amendment that speaks about public servants who have broken their oath of office should apply only to the era in which it was adopted.
