Kamenar predicts quick resolution for Trump’s ballot cases by Supreme Court
OAN’s John Hines
11:50 AM – Friday, December 29, 2023
In the second part of an exclusive interview, counsel for the National Legal and Policy Center Paul Kamenar tells One America News that state-level legal efforts to keep the 45th President off their state’s ballots will likely be expedited by the Supreme Court. One America’s John Hines has more from Washington.
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What are some of the legal arguments being made to disqualify former President Donald Trump from appearing on state ballots in the next election?
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JOHN HINES, OAN CORRESPONDENT: Thank you for joining us. I’m John Hines in Washington, and we continue our conversation now with counsel for the National Legal and Policy Center, Paul Kamenar. And Paul, in our last segment, we were talking about efforts in the states to disqualify former President Donald Trump from appearing on state ballots in the next election. You mentioned that there are various legal arguments being made. Can you give us a brief overview of some of those arguments? PAUL KAMENAR, COUNSEL FOR NATIONAL LEGAL AND POLICY CENTER: Yes, John. There are several legal arguments being made to disqualify former President Trump. One argument is that he incited an insurrection on January 6th, 2021, which goes against the principles of our democracy. Another argument is that he violated the emoluments clause of the Constitution by profiting from foreign governments while in office. Additionally, there are arguments being made based on his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and his alleged obstruction of justice during the Mueller investigation. JOHN HINES: And Paul, what is the likelihood that these efforts will be successful? PAUL KAMENAR: It is difficult to say for certain, but it is possible that the Supreme Court could expedite these cases and make a decision before the next election. The Court has the authority to hear cases that involve federal constitutional issues, and these arguments certainly fall under that category. If the Court were to rule in favor of disqualifying President Trump, it would set a precedent for future cases involving the eligibility of candidates for public office. JOHN HINES: What impact could this have on the political landscape? PAUL KAMENAR: The potential disqualification of a former president from appearing on state ballots would undoubtedly have a significant impact on the political landscape. It would send a clear message that certain actions or behavior by an individual can disqualify them from running for public office, regardless of their previous status. This could lead to a more stringent vetting process for candidates and a heightened sense of accountability for those in positions of power. JOHN HINES: Thank you, Paul, for sharing your insights with us. We appreciate your time. PAUL KAMENAR: Thank you, John. It was my pleasure. JOHN HINES: That was Paul Kamenar, counsel for the National Legal and Policy Center, discussing the state-level legal efforts to keep former President Donald Trump off state ballots in the next election. Reporting from Washington, I’m John Hines, One America News. Original article published on OAN.com
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