December 21st 2023.
Voters across the United States have spoken out about former President Donald Trump's removal from the ballot in Colorado. The results of a YouGov survey revealed that 54% of Americans approve of this historic decision, with 38% strongly approving. However, 35% of adults disapprove, and 28% strongly disapprove, including 66% of registered Republicans.
The decision was made on December 19th due to the 14th Amendment's insurrection clause, which was prompted by the Capitol Hill attacks on January 6th. Despite President Joe Biden's approval ratings not being great, even some of Trump's MAGA supporters are against him being in office again.
Vivek Ramaswamy, a GOP presidential hopeful, threatened to remove his name from the Colorado ballot if the decision wasn't overturned. He shared a two-minute video on Twitter, saying that the decision would have "disastrous consequences for our country." He also demanded that Ron DeSantis, Chris Christie, and Nikki Haley do the same immediately. DeSantis, however, didn't pay much attention to the threats.
Biden also shared his thoughts on the court's decision. He made it clear that Trump was in support of the insurrection, and that he doesn't think he will have much luck with Colorado. The President stated that the court will decide whether or not the 14th Amendment applies, but that Trump has certainly supported an insurrection, and that there is no doubt about that.
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