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- The Colorado Supreme Court cited part of the 14th Amendment as it booted Trump from the 2024 ballot.
- That same clause was used last year — by the same group — to remove a NM politician from office.
- But the two situations aren't the same. The Supreme Court will have the final word with Trump.
Tuesday's shock ruling by the Colorado Supreme Court isn't the first time — even in the last couple of years — that the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution has been used to block a Republican from office.