US Supreme Court decision on Trump-Colorado ballot case 'monumental' for democracy itself, not just 2024 presidential election

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : So my sense is that the court will try to resolve these on a comprehensive basis.
52% : There's a chance the Court does this, but my sense - not to speculate too much - is that's going to be deeply unsatisfying for the court, knowing that if they delay in this case, another case is likely coming later in the summer where these questions will have to be addressed in August or September.
46% : So when you have a choice in such stark, political and partisan terms, whatever the Supreme Court is doing is often going to be viewed through that lens by many voters.
40% : Momentous questions for the U.S. Supreme Court and momentous consequences for the country are likely now that the court has announced it will decide whether former president and current presidential candidate Donald Trump is eligible to appear on the Colorado ballot.
30% : But you have to temper that by saying, well, there's a chance it gets reversed, and then Trump appears on the ballot and this mostly goes away.
28% : Maine's secretary of state also barred Trump from the state's primary ballot, and more than a dozen other states are also considering similar moves.
26% : The court's decision to consider the issue comes in the wake of Colorado's highest court ruling that Trump had engaged in insurrection and therefore was barred from appearing on the state's GOP primary ballot by Section 3 of the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

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