According to a veteran federal prosecutor, the argument that Donald Trump is unable,
to run for president in 2024 owing to the 14th Amendment is "compelling,"
but "unlikely to achieve broad acceptance."According to a 126-page paper published earlier this month,
by two eminent legal academics, Trump is "disqualified" from seeking the presidency,
once more under section three of the 14th Amendment because of his "role in the attempted,
overthrow of the 2020 presidential election."According to a recent poll, 60.8 percent of probable GOP primary,
voters want Trump to be the party's nominee in 2024, giving him a commanding lead in the race.
Therefore, any attempt to invalidate the former president might have a far-reaching effect,