PREVIEW: #SCOTUS: From a conversation with Professor Richard Epstein of the trials of former President Trump, especially focused on the February 8th oral arguments before SCOTUS of the Colorado case. More of this later.

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PREVIEW: #SCOTUS:  From a conversation with Professor Richard Epstein of the trials of former President Trump, especially focused on the February 8th oral arguments before SCOTUS of the Colorado case.  More of this later. 

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