Trump DISQUALIFICATION CASE hits NEW PHASE, Timing is KEY

The Minnesota Supreme Court sitting as a trial court did NOT just rule that Trump is not an “insurrectionist” and can be on the November presidential ballot. But Michael Popok of Legal AF explains that in a nuanced decision the court ruled that the Minnesota Republican Party had the right to nominate someone even if that person is later found to be disqualified to run for president in November, thereby, inviting these plaintiffs to file a second lawsuit to bar Trump from the November ballot.