Former President Donald Trump told the Supreme Court on Thursday to reverse a ruling barring him from the primary ballot in Colorado and declare him eligible to seek and hold the office of the presidency, asking the justices to bring a “swift and decisive end” to dozens of 14th Amendment challenges against him.

Trump’s lawyers filed a brief outlining his legal justification for why he should remain on state primary ballots as he faces dozens of similar challenges, not just in the Centennial State. The Supreme Court is slated to hold oral arguments over the dispute on Feb. 8.

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