When it comes to whether or not Trump should appear on presidential ballots, there are at least two questions to consider.
The first is legal — does the 14th amendment apply him?
The second is practical. What would happen if Trump WERE removed from the ballot?
How might his tens of millions of supporters respond?
At a rally last month, the former President suggested if he doesn't get what he views as "fair" treatment, the country is in big trouble.
This week the Supreme Court will weigh whether Donald Trump is constitutionally ineligible to be president.
We hear from a legal scholar who says it could be the beginning of a, "bloody unraveling of democratic norms."
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Consider This from NPR - The Supreme Court Weighs In On Trump Being Removed From The Ballot
When it comes to whether or not Trump should appear on presidential ballots, there are at least two questions to consider.
The first is legal — does the 14th amendment apply him?
The second is practical. What would happen if Trump WERE removed from the ballot?
How might his tens of millions of supporters respond?
At a rally last month, the former President suggested if he doesn't get what he views as "fair" treatment, the country is in big trouble.
This week the Supreme Court will weigh whether Donald Trump is constitutionally ineligible to be president.
We hear from a legal scholar who says it could be the beginning of a, "bloody unraveling of democratic norms."
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The first is legal — does the 14th amendment apply him?
The second is practical. What would happen if Trump WERE removed from the ballot?
How might his tens of millions of supporters respond?
At a rally last month, the former President suggested if he doesn't get what he views as "fair" treatment, the country is in big trouble.
This week the Supreme Court will weigh whether Donald Trump is constitutionally ineligible to be president.
We hear from a legal scholar who says it could be the beginning of a, "bloody unraveling of democratic norms."
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Consider This from NPR - The Supreme Court Weighs In On Trump Being Removed From The Ballot
When it comes to whether or not Trump should appear on presidential ballots, there are at least two questions to consider.
The first is legal — does the 14th amendment apply him?
The second is practical. What would happen if Trump WERE removed from the ballot?
How might his tens of millions of supporters respond?
At a rally last month, the former President suggested if he doesn't get what he views as "fair" treatment, the country is in big trouble.
This week the Supreme Court will weigh whether Donald Trump is constitutionally ineligible to be president.
We hear from a legal scholar who says it could be the beginning of a, "bloody unraveling of democratic norms."
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The first is legal — does the 14th amendment apply him?
The second is practical. What would happen if Trump WERE removed from the ballot?
How might his tens of millions of supporters respond?
At a rally last month, the former President suggested if he doesn't get what he views as "fair" treatment, the country is in big trouble.
This week the Supreme Court will weigh whether Donald Trump is constitutionally ineligible to be president.
We hear from a legal scholar who says it could be the beginning of a, "bloody unraveling of democratic norms."
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State of the World from NPR - What Will Gaza Be Like After the War is Over?
We hear from three Palestinians about their hopes and fears of a rebuilt Gaza after the fighting ends. We get perspectives from an architect, a humanitarian and a musician.
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It Could Happen Here - It Could Happen Here Weekly 109
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SCOTUS is considering if Donald Trump should appear on Coloradoans ballot in November, and if not, why not? The officially decreed "not immune for all prosecution" former POTUS faces scrutiny from SCOTUS, and we're joined by Jeffrey Rosen, President of the National Constitution Center and host of the We The People podcast. Plus, DEI week continues with more from Coleman Hughes, author of The End of Race Politics: Arguments for a Colorblind America. We probe areas where colorblindness might not be the best way toward progress.
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The Daily Signal - House Fails to Impeach Mayorkas, Ted Cruz Calls for Investigation Into Abortionist, RNC Chair to Step Down | Feb. 7
TOP NEWS | On today’s Daily Signal Top News, we break down:
- The House’s failure to impeach Mayorkas.
- Conservative leaders call for repeal of FACE Act.
- Sen. Ted Cruz demands investigation of abortionist.
- Republican National Committee chairwoman Ronna McDaniel has offered to step down.
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Motley Fool Money - No Artificial Sweetener for Uber
Uber’s first ever year of profitability comes without any caveats, what should investors make of the everything app at all-time highs?
(00:21) Tim Beyers and Dylan Lewis discuss:
- Uber at all-time highs and its ride-hailing dominance.
- Chipotle’s fantastic quarter, and why the company’s comps prove you can’t bet against big burrito.
- Roblox’s return to strong user metrics, and why analysts are talking about the company’s ad business.
(17:02) What might dating profiles look like for stocks? Mary Long caught up with Motley Fool Senior Analyst Asit Sharma to figure out which companies would make a good long-term partners for investors.
Companies discussed: UBER, CMG, RBLX, DIS, VRTX, MSTR
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The Bulwark Podcast - Tom Nichols: Citizen Trump
The Supreme Court's legitimacy would really be on the line if it took up Trump's completely lunatic immunity theory after the D.C. Circuit's airtight rejection of it. Plus, the four Republican Parties in the House, and not-a-journalist Tucker's suck up to Putin. Tom Nichols joins Charlie Sykes.
CoinDesk Podcast Network - MONEY REIMAGINED: Tim Draper | Is Bitcoin a Transformational Economy?
Bitcoin’s potential to revolutionize the global economy through financial inclusivity and enhanced efficiency lies in its technology and the innovations that can be built on top of the blockchain.
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Michael Casey’s New Book with Frank H. McCourt, their forthcoming book: Our Biggest Fight: Reclaiming Liberty, Humanity, and Dignity in the Digital Age
In this week's installment of "Money Reimagined," hosts Michael Casey and Sheila Warren are joined by Tim Draper, Venture Capitalist and Founder at Draper Associates/DFJ/Draper University. The discussion delves into Bitcoin's evolution, its interactions with L1s and L2s, and analyzes the ramifications of spot ETF approval on Bitcoin's rebellious ethos. How does Bitcoin contribute to global wealth creation, and what is its potential to revolutionize the world economy, with a focus on user experience and upcoming innovations on the Bitcoin blockchain?
Takeaways |
Bitcoin's evolution goes beyond investment opportunities and explores its potential as a transformational economy.
The spot ETF approval validates Bitcoin's presence in the traditional financial system but also raises concerns about its rebellious ethos.
Bitcoin has the potential to create global wealth by providing liquidity and enabling participation in the world economy.
The future of Bitcoin lies in its technology and the innovations that can be built on top of the blockchain.
The age of AI will bring new challenges and opportunities, and Bitcoin can play a role in creating a depoliticized and decentralized form of money.
Links |
Why Tim Draper Is Still Bullish on Bitcoin:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GFZI5dq88E
A recent book that he launched:
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