Warning of ''chaos and bedlam,'' former President Donald Trump asked the Supreme Court to put a “swift and decisive end” to efforts to disqualify him from the presidential ballot.
These moves ''threaten to disenfranchise tens of millions of Americans, which promises to unleash chaos and bedlam," he said.
Trump made that argument in his main filing to the court before the Feb. 8 oral arguments on his earlier request that the court overturn a bombshell decision from a Colorado court that could keep him off that state's ballot over his actions connected to the violence at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
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Trump hasn’t said yet if he plans to attend the arguments in which he would be facing the three justices he appointed to the court, along with the rest of the bench. He has been attending civil trials in New York state and federal court, for alleged business fraud and defamation, despite campaigning for president in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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