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"GOP Representatives Push for Griswold Impeachment Over Alleged Bias, Supreme Court's Handling of Trump Docket Raises Questions"
politics1 year ago

"GOP Representatives Push for Griswold Impeachment Over Alleged Bias, Supreme Court's Handling of Trump Docket Raises Questions"

Several Republican state representatives in Colorado are calling for the impeachment of Secretary of State Jena Griswold, accusing her of using her position for partisan ideology and displaying bias against former President Donald Trump. The representatives claim that Griswold's actions threaten the freedom of speech of Coloradans, while Griswold dismisses the impeachment attempt as baseless and focuses on working for all Colorado voters. The push for impeachment comes after the Supreme Court overruled a group of voters who tried to remove Trump from Colorado's primary ballot, leading to Griswold's outspoken disappointment with the ruling.

"Challenges to Voting Rights and Trump's Ballot Eligibility: A Critical Analysis"
politics1 year ago

"Challenges to Voting Rights and Trump's Ballot Eligibility: A Critical Analysis"

Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold criticized the U.S. Supreme Court for not being "friendly" to democracy and voting rights, following the court's consideration of a case involving former President Trump's eligibility for the state's primary ballot. Griswold emphasized the significance of the case, expressing surprise at the justices' apparent lack of discussion on whether Trump incited the January 6 insurrection. She highlighted the danger of insurrectionists holding office and expressed concern over the court's uncertainty in defining insurrection, while refraining from making a prediction on the case's outcome.

"Supreme Court Hearing: Colorado Secretary of State Calls for Accountability on Trump Ballot Eligibility"
politics1 year ago

"Supreme Court Hearing: Colorado Secretary of State Calls for Accountability on Trump Ballot Eligibility"

Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold expresses hope that the U.S. Supreme Court will hold former President Donald Trump accountable for his conduct related to the events of January 6, 2021, following the conclusion of the Trump v. Anderson hearing. Griswold emphasizes the importance of protecting democracy and argues that states have the authority to regulate who appears on their ballots, including keeping ineligible candidates off. Trump's legal team is contending that the events of January 6 do not constitute an insurrection.

"Supreme Court Considers Trump's Ballot Case Amidst Election Controversy"
politics1 year ago

"Supreme Court Considers Trump's Ballot Case Amidst Election Controversy"

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments next week regarding an appeal of the Colorado Supreme Court's decision finding former President Donald Trump ineligible for the state's 2024 presidential primary ballot. Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold has been granted 10 minutes to address state-law and state-level election-administration issues during the oral arguments. The Colorado court's ruling disqualifying Trump was based on his actions around the Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol riot, but a stay is in place pending the appeal, allowing Trump to appear on Colorado's March 5 presidential primary ballot.

"Colorado Secretary of State Urges Supreme Court to Disqualify Trump from Ballot"
politics1 year ago

"Colorado Secretary of State Urges Supreme Court to Disqualify Trump from Ballot"

Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold has urged the Supreme Court to uphold the state's ability to exclude former President Donald Trump from the Republican primary ballot due to his actions leading up to the Jan. 6 Capitol attack. The case revolves around whether Trump "engaged in insurrection" under the 14th Amendment and is therefore ineligible to serve as president. Griswold's brief defends Colorado's process for determining candidate eligibility, arguing that the state should not be compelled to include a candidate found to have violated his oath to support the Constitution. The outcome of this case could have implications for other states' ballot access rules.