Republicans are celebrating the Supreme Court's decision today that Donald Trump can stay on states' 2024 ballots while slamming liberals for their 'idiotic' attempt to keep him off. 

The court ruled in a unanimous 9-0 decision Monday that Trump should remain on Colorado's presidential ballot, reversing a ruling last year by the state's Supreme Court which kicked Trump off over January 6 'insurrection' charges.

'States may not unilaterally disqualify Donald Trump from the ballot,' the judgment read. The decision handed Trump a major victory as he prepares for a likely rematch with President Joe Biden in the November general election.

Colorado's shock decision had baffled legal analysts and shocked Republicans, threatening to derail the Republican Party's leading candidate with under a year left until the presidential election. 

Similar efforts to boot Trump off the ballot - including in Maine and Illinois - will now be shut down with the high court's decision. 

Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., cheered the outcome Monday, saying 'Trump-hating liberal judges' failed in their attempt to disqualify Trump.

'The Left’s hatred of President Trump is boundless,' he added. 

'The efforts by Colorado, Maine, and other states to disqualify him from the 2024 presidential ballot were politically-driven election interference,' he continued. 

'Today, the U.S. Supreme Court affirmed what we all knew: the Colorado Supreme Court engaged in a purely partisan attack against the frontrunner for the Republican presidential primary,' House Speaker Mike Johnson said in a statement shared with DailyMail.com. 

'States engaging in the same activist, undemocratic behaviors should take notice and leave it to the American people to decide who will be president,' Johnson continued.

Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., called the Colorado court's ruling, 'idiotic and unconstitutional.' 

'Today, SCOTUS upheld our democratic process with its unanimous decision to oppose and reverse the radical Colorado Supreme Court's removal of Trump from the ballot,' Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., posted on X. 

'It's a massive win for voters and historic loss for leftist activist judges,' he added.

Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., also celebrated the ruling. 

'The Supreme Court is right to unanimously rebuke Colorado for trying to stop people from voting for President Trump. The Colorado court made its decision in bad faith, for political reasons,' he said in a statement. 'Protecting democracy means letting Americans vote for who they want.' 

'Extreme Democrats will shred the Constitution in order to prevent the American people from exercising their constitutional right to vote for President Donald Trump,' Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., posted on X. 

'We the people decide elections, not unelected radical leftists,' she continued.  

Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., called the ruling 'a major win against the attempts of election interference by lawfare against Republicans.'

And it was not just Republicans celebrating, one of Trump and President Biden's political rivals, Democrat Robert Kennedy Jr., said the Supreme Court's ruling was 'the correct outcome.'

'I want to win a fair election — not one in which my competitors are removed through legal maneuvers,' Kennedy posted on X. 

Democrats, on the other hand, were not pleased with the court's unanimous ruling. 

'The Supreme Court moved rapidly to clear Donald Trump to appear on the ballot,' Rep. Adam Schiff, D- Calif., posted on X.

 'Will it move just as quickly to reject his false claims of immunity so he can appear in court? Or will justice delayed again be justice denied?'

Other liberals took to X to lament the decision, suggesting that the court should be 'dissolved.'

Democratic commentator Keith Olbermann said the court 'betrayed democracy.'

'Its members including Jackson, Kagan and Sotomayor have proved themselves inept at reading comprehension,' he wrote on X. 

'And collectively the "court" has shown itself to be corrupt and illegitimate. It must be dissolved.'