After the Supreme Court of the United States’ (SCOTUS) unanimous decision to strike down the Colorado Supreme Court’s ruling to disqualify former President Donald Trump, two legal experts are arguing that SCOTUS committed a grave error. In a Thursday essay for the Atlantic, Harvard law professor emeritus Laurence Tribe and former US Appeals Court Judge J. Michael Luttig — a conservative George H.W. Bush appointee — lamented what they viewed as the de facto death of Section 3 of the 14th Amendment (better known as the insurrection clause). They argued that the nation’s highest court “dramatical…