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‘Look for a reversal in a fairly short period of time’ − former federal judge expects Supreme Court will keep Trump on Colorado ballot

  • Written by John E. Jones III, President, Dickinson College
imageEven a day before the oral arguments, a line had formed outside the Supreme Court to sit in on the court's session.AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana

To get the rare perspective of a former federal judge on the oral arguments at the Supreme Court, The Conversation U.S. spoke with John E. Jones III. He is the president of Dickinson College and a retired...

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