The December 28 decision by Maine’s elections chief to disqualify Donald Trump from the state’s Republican primary ballot was both legally sound and morally courageous, according to a former federal prosecutor. In an op-ed for the Boston Globe co-authored with Harvard University law professor emeritus Laurence Tribe, Dennis Aftergut — a former assistant US Attorney for the Northern District of California – said Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows demonstrated both her legal expertise and her integrity in how she applied the US Constitution in her disqualification decision. “Bellows’ decisi…
