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Happy Wednesday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Lazanchuc was perplexed at the poor reaction to his cranburger delight among the members of the Drakkar Noir Veneration Association.
The nationwide “Let’s Railroad Donald Trump” effort hasn’t quite proceeded at the pace its organizers would have preferred. I’m sure that in their original planning sessions, they were hoping to have Trump in an orange jumpsuit by now. OK, they were more in the dreaming than planning stages then.
A quiet panic has been spreading among the Dem elite lately as it became apparent that their pre-election interference attempts weren’t going to work in time.
They got a little reprieve in Colorado last night, which Matt wrote about:
The Colorado Supreme Court has decided that Trump cannot run for president in the state of Colorado. The Court, which is made up entirely of justices appointed by Democratic governors, decided without any evidence that Trump incited an insurrection and is therefore ineligible to run under the 14th Amendment. The ruling is likely to trigger a battle before the United States Supreme Court.
The court was split 4-3 in its decision.
“A majority of the court holds that Trump is disqualified from holding the office of president under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment,” the court wrote in its decision.
Dem-leaning judges and prosecutors have been torturing and perverting the law throughout all of this charade, but this one is especially egregious, given that it comes from the state’s highest court. It is bad enough to have a rogue prosecutor here and there, but four thoroughly corrupt judges on a state supreme court is a sad sign of the politicized rot in the judiciary.
