Michigan Supreme Court rules Trump can remain on state's GOP primary ballot

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Trump hailed the decision in a post on Truth Social.
30% : The opposing rulings strengthen the likelihood of the U.S. Supreme Court stepping in to resolve the issue, spurred by liberal activist groups who are trying to use the 14th Amendment to keep Trump from being elected president again.
29% : He also called challenges to his candidacy citing the 14th amendment a "pathetic gambit" as he said "Colorado is the only state to have fallen prey to the scheme" after the Colorado Supreme Court last week ruled to remove Trump from the ballot.
28% : The Michigan Supreme Court declined to reconsider the appeals court decision earlier this month that the courts nor Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson could keep Trump off the Feb. 27 Republican primary.
22% : "Several courts that have ruled on similar filings have said questions of Trump being disqualified from the ballots fall on Congress and not state courts or election officials.
21% : "The court, however, did not rule specifically on whether Trump should be disqualified under the 14th Amendment.

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