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U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) held a press conference at the Supreme Court alongside Senator Roger Marshall (R-KS) and Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) to address the Colorado case that aims to remove President Trump from the ballot. Senator Tuberville emphasized the importance of upholding democracy and the right to vote for the candidates of one's choice.

In his remarks, Senator Tuberville stated, "We are here today to make a stand for Democracy. We are here to stand for the right to vote for the candidates of our choice. This should not be a partisan issue—this is an American issue. But Democrats have made it a partisan issue."

He highlighted the fundamental principles on which the United States is built, stating, "Our entire system of government is based on the consent of the governed. Our country is based on the idea that the people decide. Right now, the American people are speaking out loud and clear."

Senator Tuberville expressed concerns regarding the liberal elites' approach to issues such as border security and community safety. He stated, "We want safe communities and we want a secure border. But some people in this city don’t like that. The liberal elites have opened our borders, bankrupted our country, and allowed criminals to take over our cities. They know the American people are against them—because they are against the American people."

The senator also criticized the Democrats in state capitals who are attempting to remove President Trump from the ballot, using a legal theory that has never been used before. He argued that this goes against the original public meaning of the Constitution and undermines the will of the people. He stated, "Democrats like to talk about 'Our Democracy.' But Democrats are desperately trying to stop the American people from deciding who will be our next President. They couldn’t care less about the Constitution. They couldn’t care less about the will of the people."

Senator Tuberville called on the Supreme Court to fulfill its duty and uphold the original public meaning of the Constitution. He urged the Court to prevent this attack on democracy and allow the American people to decide in the upcoming election.

The senator's remarks reflect the concerns of many who believe in the importance of protecting and preserving the democratic process. The case being discussed has raised significant questions about the interpretation of the Constitution and the role of the courts in safeguarding the rights of the people.

As the case moves forward, the Supreme Court will have the responsibility of carefully considering the arguments presented and making a decision that aligns with the principles upon which the United States was founded. It is a pivotal moment that will shape the future of American democracy.

Senator Tuberville's call for the Court to uphold the Constitution and let the American people decide in the upcoming election serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving the democratic process and ensuring that the voice of the people is heard.