I wrote earlier about how the Maine Secretary of State defended her decision to boot former President Donald Trump off the ballot under the 14th Amendment, claiming he’d committed insurrection. Shenna Bellows even bragged about voter participation, as her move deprived millions of the ability to vote for the candidate of their choice.
WATCH: Maine Sec of State Defends Move to Boot Trump, but Suspends Decision and Gets Blasted
Bellows suspended her decision pending court review, but it was still deeply flawed, as George Washington law professor Jonathan Turley pointed out. He noted it was a “litany of conclusory statements” that claimed to be defending democracy, while preventing people from casting their votes. He also explained how it wasn’t an insurrection and the question of whether it even applied to presidents.
WATCH: Jonathan Turley Decimates the Decision of the Maine Sec of…
