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Regardless of what you think of it, Donald's earned it. bucolic_frolic Sunday #1
Regardless of what you think of it, the constitution's language, until amended, is clear: ColinC Sunday #6
TFG saying he wants to free the J6 rioters is giving aid and comfort to the enemy. OMGWTF Sunday #21
Yep. This aside, he has unquestionably given aid and comfort to the enemy, having likely shared classified info ColinC Sunday #22
I've thought for a long time the FBI knows what TSF has shared with Putin KS Toronado Sunday #44
Yes, they know what he kept and did whatever with... Think. Again. Monday #56
And who got or bought access to all those documents. yorkster Monday #54
Almost EVERYONE who receives a pardon (except Nixon and Hunter Biden AFAIK) has been tried and kelly1mm Monday #53
Is there a conviction for this? Unladen Swallow Sunday #26
No. Just several indictments. But that's not a necessary prerequisite ColinC Sunday #30
Then who, or what body, makes the determination Unladen Swallow Sunday #32
Congress has that authority. ColinC Sunday #33
So the people will accept this ruling under the Constitution? Unladen Swallow Sunday #40
There is no process. ColinC Sunday #42
Exactly correct. 14A was a Reconstruction Era gift to future generations bucolic_frolic Monday #65
they use the term "adjudicated" -- I think from the Colorado Supreme Court ruling cadoman Monday #70
"An effort is underway to urge Congress ..." speak easy Sunday #2
Unfortunitly true yankee87 Sunday #39
The Picketts Charge theory of politics speak easy Monday #59
Any effort to resist installing a nazi administration is worthwhile. Think. Again. Monday #57
That is what the US Constitution says,... magicarpet Sunday #3
.... recording the displeasure of the citizenry,... magicarpet Sunday #4
Yes, protests must be strong, courageous, and often. Magoo48 Sunday #14
I'm in Palm Springs which is geezerville now that the snowbirds are here (including me). OMGWTF Sunday #23
Yup Magoo48 Monday #64
I'm so happy to hear this is happening William Seger Sunday #5
Such a load of nonsense. He hasnt been CONVICTED of any of those charges. Period. Callie1979 Sunday #7
The Constitution doesn't require a conviction. bucolic_frolic Sunday #10
Well, we USED to do a lot of things differently.Yes, the SCOTUS is full of it but thats what we've got. Callie1979 Sunday #11
No, it's quite credible.There is legitimacy behind the protests because everyone saw him do it. bucolic_frolic Sunday #13
nearly half the voters saw it and voted for him though cadoman Monday #72
The SC didn't rule that TFG was eligible or that the 14th doesn't apply William Seger Sunday #15
Thats not going to happen either. Callie1979 Sunday #16
True, but the point of the protests is that he could and should be disqualified William Seger Sunday #24
Congress already found that he engaged in an insurrection NYC Liberal Sunday #34
An argument can be made that it has to fit the definition of a conviction in the Senate Polybius Sunday #35
An argument can be made that the amendment means only what it says William Seger Monday #55
The problem with the 14th and many other Amendments is that the wording stinks Polybius Monday #76
That was a previous congress. MichMan Sunday #46
There will be instigators in their midst Unladen Swallow Sunday #27
Yep, that's to be expected with every Left action. Think. Again. Monday #58
If it was to succeed there would be a civil war anyway MichMan Monday #62
That is a very sobering Unladen Swallow Monday #63
Garland, Roberts, Thomas, Alito, Kavanaugh, Gorsuch, Barrett Clouds Passing Sunday #8
Yep; there's the problem. For a LOT of issues. Callie1979 Sunday #12
Biggest weather event in the history of DC on multigraincracker Sunday #9
how about -50F or an F6 twister? The Madcap Sunday #19
I wish Taylor Swift would hold a concert down the street. Callie1979 Sunday #25
Protesting now is a little bit too late IzzaNuDay Sunday #17
Not really. The constitution is clear. We either honor it, or take another step towards the constitution not mattering ColinC Sunday #18
After tomorrow is definitely too late though Polybius Sunday #36
Yeah. And i mean... The constitution just needs to be followed. ColinC Monday #51
It is self executing... Dem4life1970 Monday #47
At the very least congress should override the requirement by a 2/3rds vote. ColinC Monday #48
This was a most unusual election in many ways MichMan Monday #52
I heard as lawyer who think's Trump should be disqualified say that he agrees with the CO decision Polybius Monday #75
If they attack the Capitol, maybe Trump will pardon them ... Jarqui Sunday #20
Free speech and non-violent protest is what this country is all about. Petitioning of grievances is important always. nt Evolve Dammit Sunday #28
If it goes on deaf ears The Grand Illuminist Sunday #43
"Critics of President-elect Donald Trump have taken to the streets of Washington, D.C. ..." mahatmakanejeeves Sunday #29
There was a little group out there at the Lincoln Memorial BumRushDaShow Sunday #31
Isn't that pretty much an everyday occurance? LeftInTX Monday #84
Sure BumRushDaShow Monday #86
President Vance? Jose Garcia Sunday #37
I'll take it. Because he won't be able to win over the Trumpers. Republicans in disarray ZonkerHarris Sunday #41
As explained, it would be Harris ColinC Monday #49
She only received 226 electoral votes Jose Garcia Monday #66
It is if all or most of Trumps votes are not certified. ColinC Monday #68
If neither candidate receives a majority of electoral votes, Jose Garcia Monday #69
So if he's disqualified, who gets to be President on the 20th? Polybius Sunday #38
Harris MichMan Sunday #45
The exception being holding a 2/3rds vote to make an exception. ColinC Monday #50
They may admit it if Vance becomes President as a result of Trump's disqualification Polybius Monday #74
That would be a double punch for who the majority of voters elected Polybius Monday #73
I can see the Constitution being locked away into a time vault Aussie105 Monday #60
The 14th also applies to Congress MichMan Monday #61
According to the Constitution, Trump is a traitor: He should be hanged until he is dead, dead, dead. jvill Monday #67
It will take unquestionably devoted courageous people The Grand Illuminist Monday #71
Well it's over. The plan to block him did not work. The election was just certified. totodeinhere Monday #77
What plan? LeftInTX Monday #79
The plan that is the subject of this thread. n/t totodeinhere Monday #81
Yeah.. More like a thought . LeftInTX Monday #83
The 2022 Electoral Count Reform Act, which amended the previous Act(s) BumRushDaShow Monday #80
Yes. Of course Trump's attempted coup was the catalyst behind that law. n/t totodeinhere Monday #82
We screw ourselves a lot by passing laws that we think will help us Polybius Monday #85
Objections, in this case are usually formalities, LeftInTX Monday #87
This aged well!! LeftInTX Monday #78
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