Gut Feeling Of Colorado Removing Trump From The Ballot?

 1860, Lincoln was removed from 10 state ballots, yet still won the election in the end.  

If you brought up this fact....99-percent of people are unaware of this fact.

The Supreme  Court?  They will issue a 'pause'.....telling Colorado that it can't progress until a review occurs....meaning that the primary to be held on 5 March 2024...likely will occur, with Trump's name on the primary ballot.

I have two observations over this.

First, if you use the 14th Amendment for this action....logic would follow that the Republican Party itself is a problem in the insurrection business, and you'd have to remove all candidates in the state of Colorado who identity as Republicans. 

Second, if Trump's name is tossed back at them and forces them into a corner, will the state of Colorado do the right thing and exit the union?

Yeah....it would sound like a Civil War strategy.  Just the odd factor....the Democrats of the south in 1860....went this way and badly lost.  

Quote Story

 I looked over this news story: "Trump says he never read ‘Mein Kampf’ after ‘poisoning the blood’ comment linked to Hitler."

The quote?  Hitler did make a 'poisoned blood'  speech, and to be honest from 1920s Nazi Party and into the 1930s....a fair number of Germans were angry that the coalition government was not doing enough to prevent migration.  That big of a deal?  Well....a lot of German men went off to the war and didn't return....so industry (trying to recover in the 1925 to 1930 era) were accepting non-Germans for employment.

But as for the use of Mein Kampf?  I've attempted to read it (once in 1978) and found it crappy enough to drop after an hour.  About a decade later, I'd make a second attempt and marginally got through  it.  

Anyone who says they've read it....probably read through the first ten pages, and then dropped the book.  The emphasis of the book is to sell you on a nationalistic political focus....involving socialism as the landscape.  

As for anyone believing that migration in the US presently can be resolved by Trump or anyone (including Newsom or Biden)?  I think if you asked the blunt question...the majority of Americans would say it's permanently screwed-up.  

Women Happier?

 

I sat and read through a piece off Twitter today and the emphasis is that a report was concluded after asking women some questions, and the outcome of the study is that women seem to be happier without a permanent guy/husband and kids.  

No one asked guys much over this but I would imagine that guys would mostly respond that 50-percent of women probably should be 'black-listed' in some way....because of emotional issues, high expectations on finances and home sanitation practices.  

The real issue?  About every six seconds in America....some PhD guy/gal  is wrapping up another study, and publishing a 50-50 report....either lacking in facts, or full of BS.  

So you, as the reader....go and read through five to twenty pages, and eventually (with 15 to 30 minutes wasted)....you stop yourself and admit that half of what they wrote is pure BS.  You don't even need a PhD to write this sort of garbage.  

As for the real question here....are women happier?  To be honest, if most women just had a dog or cat, and 'Friends' were still being produced....life would be simpler in nature.