Should Texas remove Biden from presidential ballot?

[bigrebnc1775]

I can read just fine. And right now I’m reading you dodging questions you don’t want to answer

Evidently you can't read and comprehend what you read
Reading is two steps.

 

[Slade3200]

Evidently you can't read and comprehend what you read
Reading is two steps.

I got it both. I’m reading your dodges and comprehending that you don’t have what it takes to give a straight answer.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

I got it both. I’m reading your dodges and comprehending that you don’t have what it takes to give a straight answer.

No you don't have the latter

 

[BlindBoo]

So it's just a political persecution. Got it.

More like a constitutional challenge to the Old Orange Turds eligibility to be president because of his criminal acts surrounding the Jan 6th count of the valid EC votes from the states.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

More like a constitutional challenge to the Old Orange Turds eligibility to be president because of his criminal acts surrounding the Jan 6th count of the valid EC votes from the states.

Their is no constitutional obligation for Colorado. Their reasoning is purely political

 

[BlindBoo]

Their is no constitutional obligation for Colorado. Their reasoning is purely political

10th Amendment gives them the obligation because the Constitution doesn't give the feds the authority to determine who is on a states ballot, nor does it preclude the states from declaring a particular candidate constitutionally ineligible to hold office.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

10th Amendment gives them the obligation because the Constitution doesn't give the feds the authority to determine who is on a states ballot, nor does it preclude the states from declaring a particular candidate constitutionally ineligible to hold office.

The 14th amendment was the control created against the states. If a state wants declear a can date ineligible they do have grounds to do that with Biden. But we don't see that with Colorado.

 

[BlindBoo]

The 14th amendment was the control created against the states. If a state wants declear a can date ineligible they do have grounds to do that with Biden. But we don't see that with Colorado.

It still is. That is to say Benedict Donald is still ineligible to hold public office no matter what. Allowing him in office without 2/3 approval of both chambers of Congress is unconstitutional according to the 14th Amendment. I fully expect the unethical SC to completely abandon their claim of being literalists however.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

It still is. That is to say Benedict Donald is still ineligible to hold public office no matter what. Allowing him in office without 2/3 approval of both chambers of Congress is unconstitutional according to the 14th Amendment. I fully expect the unethical SC to completely abandon their claim of being literalists however.

Both chambers didn't declare an insurrection
So your opinion is moot

 

[BlindBoo]

Both chambers didn't declare an insurrection
So your opinion is moot

There is no constitutional requirement that Congress has to do anything like that now is there? The Constitution allows them to vote to absolve him, like I said.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

There is no constitutional requirement that Congress has to do anything like that now is there? The Constitution allows them to vote to absolve him, like I said.

Keep showing your idiocy