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Don't make this into a liberal BS. The GOP scholars were the first one to bring this up. This title is BS.
Huh? Based on this article, two conservative professors gave the issue a boost because of their recently released law review article, but the liberal non-profit (Free Speech For People) has been urging states to do this since 2021:
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Letters aren't lawsuits.
And neither are law review articles. I think we're talking about who pushed the idea of using the 14th Amendment first. Of course, the article also acknowledges that the first lawsuit on this issue was filed by a Republican presidential candidate:
No what I'm saying is it's not just a liberal thing that this title is trying to stroke flames here. It is the unilateral parties that believes he is a threat to democracy.
What I'm saying is the title is trying to do them vs us again when it's not. Both parties scholars have been arguing this case for Trump not to be allowed again and they are right.