Castro v. Trump, a case challenging Trump's candidacy with the 14th Amendment, is expected to decided by the justices on or before October 9.

Castro v. Trump, a case challenging Trump’s candidacy with the 14th Amendment, is expected to decided by the justices on or before October 9.

  • Hagbard@artemis.camp
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    10 months ago

    The 14th amendment does not require a conviction.

    It’s not like Trump can claim to have conceded in November. Afaik there’s no record of anything like that before the insurrection.