Trump was disqualified in another state

According to the report of Fars News Agency International Group, the senior election official of the state of “Maine” removed the name of Donald Trump, the former president of the United States, from the ballot papers in the preliminary stage of the American presidential elections.

The website of the CNN news network described this action as a “shocking decision” based on the 14th Amendment of the US Constitution, which prohibits the appointment of officials to government positions if they play a role in riots or riots.

With this decision, Maine is the second state after Colorado to disqualify Donald Trump based on this legal clause.

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CNN, which is a media outlet close to the Democrats, described the Maine decision as a victory for Trump’s critics.

Groups critical of Trump say they are seeking to use Section 3 of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution to prevent Donald Trump from running for office.

This clause of the law, passed during the American Civil War, states that those who take an oath to support the United States Constitution are barred from re-election to federal office if they “incite sedition or insurrection.”

This clause has already been used to disqualify thousands of candidates from the United States of America (a union of eleven southern states between 1861 and 1865).

However, since 1919, Section 3 of the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution has been used only twice, while experts say that the ambiguous tone of this legal clause of former presidents does not include

Critics of Trump believe that his actions on January 6, 2021 were an example of inciting riots.

On that day, when American lawmakers were present in Congress to confirm the results of the 2020 presidential election, a group of supporters of Donald Trump attacked Capitol Hill at his instigation.

Donald Trump believed that Joe Biden’s victory in the election was rigged and the election result should be annulled.

Maine Secretary of the Interior Sheena Bellows, a Democrat, released Trump’s impeachment warrant on Thursday. A few weeks ago, he presided over a hearing on Trump’s eligibility to run for office.

In the ruling, Billows wrote: “I simply do not reach this conclusion. Democracy is in a panic… I understand that no minister of the interior of a state has ever prevented a presidential candidate from accessing the ballots under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution. But we also realize that no candidate for the presidential election has played a role in inciting riots before.”

Trump is considered the leading candidate of the Republican Party in the election polls. Meanwhile, he is facing 91 criminal charges in the course of four criminal cases, which, according to him, could bring him up to 560 years in prison.

Donald Trump judicial cases and Attempts to remove his name from the ballots have been described as a kind of political work by the rival party to remove him from the political scene.

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