US supreme court justices have strange views on whether Trump is disqualified

Jonathan Mitchell, a far-right lawyer, is a fan of bald, legal bad faith.

He's more about coming up with novel legal schemes to get to his desired outcome and trusting federal judiciary will go along with him because they share his political proclivities.

By the end of the arguments, it was clear: what the justices will write will be a 9-0 or 8-1 decision.

Section three of the 14th amendment now seems set to be orphaned denied its status as self-effecting, curtailed in its enforcement by the states.

If states can’t enforce the ban on insurrectionists in office, then only Congress can.

And where would Congress do that? At the certification of the electoral votes on 6 January 2025.