Biden asserts that Trump supported the uprising "no question."

 Biden asserts that Trump supported the uprising "no question."

President Joe Biden stated on Wednesday there was once "no question" his predecessor Donald Trump supported an insurrection, however that it used to be up to the courts whether or not that disqualifies him from jogging for president.

"It's self-evident. You saw it all. Whether the 14th Amendment applies or not, we are going to let the courtroom make that decision," Biden instructed newshounds at some stage in a time out to Wisconsin.

"But he truly supported an insurrection. There's no query about it. None. Zero. And he looks to be doubling down on it," Biden said.

The president's comments have been in response to the Colorado Supreme Court's ruling on Tuesday, which disqualified Trump from serving as U.S. president and said he can't appear on the primary ballot in Colorado due to the fact of his function in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol by using his supporters.

The historic 4-3 ruling, probably to be taken up via the U.S. Supreme Court, makes Trump the first presidential candidate deemed ineligible for the White House underneath the not often used 14th modification to the US Constitution that bars officers who have engaged in "insurrection or rebellion" from conserving office.

Trump vowed to attraction the ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court, and the Colorado courtroom said it would delay the impact of its choice till at least Jan. 4, 2024, to enable for an appeal.

Trump's marketing campaign called the courtroom choice "undemocratic."

"The Colorado Supreme Court issued a totally wrong decision tonight and we will unexpectedly file an attraction to the United States Supreme Court," a spokesperson from the Trump campaign said.