Can The Courts STOP Trump? | Strategy Session with Attorney Mario Nicolais
February 12, 2025
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as posted by the channelRick, Joe, and Stuart are joined by election law attorney Mario Nicolais. Mario was one of the Colorado attorneys who took the battle to keep insurrectionist Donald Trump off the ballot to their Supreme Court. Mario, Joe, Rick, and Stuart will talk about the legal battles attempting to hold Trump in check - how successful they are so far and if they can keep the authoritarian Trump in check.
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