The federal government has remained conspicuously silent on Donald Trump’s appeal to remain on Colorado’s 2024 primary ballot after jumping into highly political Supreme Court fights over everything from abortion rights to federal election laws.
The Solicitor General’s Office didn’t express its views before the Jan. 31 deadline for final briefs supporting the Republican voters who sued to keep Trump off the form for the March 5 Republican primary.
While there’s no hard and fast rule dictating when an administration’s Supreme Court litigator can take a position in a case, the office seems to be drawing the line at disputes ...
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