Illinois booted Trump off the ballot because if he is the nominee, the left believes they don’t stand a chance.

“The left has become completely authoritarian here. There is no argument about it. The Democrats are completely terrified of Trump winning in November,” Crowder said. “They are going to do everything they can to try and stop him, and that means throwing out due process.”

According to The Chicago Tribune:

[Judge Tracie] Porter ruled that in signing his statement of candidacy for the Illinois Republican primary ballot on Jan. 4, Trump “falsely swore” that he was “‘legally qualified’ for the office he sought because the Colorado Supreme Court had already ruled that the former president “had been found to engage in insurrection.”

In other words, because one liberal court in Colorado decided Trump could not be on the ballot without a trial, then that must mean it’s true. At least according to the Left.

"It was an opinion and they are basically saying [Trump] committed perjury by falsely swearing he was qualified," Crowder said. "And they are saying he is not qualified because he is an insurrectionist. There is no legal basis for that. They could do it to any of you. You all have the right to run for office.”

The judge made her ruling based on the “insurrection clause” of the 14th Amendment. However, Trump has never been charged nor convicted of insurrection.

"You also have a right to a trial. You can't just say somebody did something. There is no other place in our system of Democracy where that exists in any other shape and form," Gerald A said. “They are just playing games here and they know it won’t be upheld but they are doing it because they know they are safe in their liberal cities.”

Even Justices Elena Kagan and Ketanji Brown Jackson seem to disagree that a single judge or state has the right to decide who can or cannot become POTUS.

“I think the question that you have to confront is why a single state should decide who gets to be president of the United States,” Kagan said, according to POLITICO. “In other words, this question of whether a former president is disqualified for insurrection,” she continued. “It sounds awfully national to me.”