[SkiKnee]

"...that someone who committed insurrection is disqualified by section three of the 14th amendment."

Did someone commit "insurrection"? I don't seem to recall anyone even being charged with "insurrection". What am I missing here?/s

[TheDon]

The insurrectionists won!

[rx]

You may have missed Attorney Murray, representing the Colorado Supreme Court in oral arguments before SCOTUS in the ballot removal case. His argumentation literally reeked with fait accompli assertions that Colorado had determined Trump was involved in--if he didn't incite--the insurrection.

Murray claimed Trump's lawyers were given every opportunity to argue against the former president's alleged guilt in the alleged insurrection, so even though ballot removal was the central question, not a question of guilty involvement in an insurrection, the Colorado Supreme Court had made that determination, uncontested, using due process, thus that determination for all intents and purposes would stand until and unless overturned.

Some might say SCOTUS avoided overturning that determination to allow for a unanimous 9-0 decision.

[Syncro]

The insurrection was committed in November 2020 by the dems when they stole the election from Trump.