John, We’re in Atlanta at the Fulton County Courthouse today -- the same courthouse where a grand jury is investigating Donald Trump’s attempt to pressure Georgia officials to “find” extra votes for himself in the 2020 election -- to give oral arguments in our case against Marjorie Taylor Greene, one of the leading elected officials involved in the violent insurrection on the U.S. Capitol in January 2021. Our co-counsel for the Georgia voters represented in this case will argue that Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger’s decision to let Congresswoman Greene remain on the ballot should be reversed and that Greene is disqualified from any future office under the US Constitution for her role in the January 6th insurrection. WATCH LIVE, 9:30-11 am ET Today: Oral Arguments on the Petition for Judicial Review in Rowen v. Raffensperger and Greene Click on Judge Brasher’s name to watch the proceedings in Courtroom 8E. We are appealing Secretary Raffensperger’s ruling on the grounds that the administrative law judge overseeing Greene’s hearing incorrectly shifted the burden of proof off of Greene and onto the voter challengers, denied us access to evidence in Greene’s possession, failed to consider Greene’s pattern of conduct promoting violence prior to taking her oath of office, and failed to apply the correct legal standard for “engaging” in an insurrection. Any of these grounds is a basis for reversing the administrative law judge’s decision. In engaging in insurrection and violating her oath of office, Representative Greene has disqualified herself from future public office under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution, plain and simple. She must be held accountable. In solidarity, Ron Fein
Legal Director, Free Speech For People | 
