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I’m chasing balloons?. You seem to be chasing your tail . Now you seem to be admitting that the 14th is inadequate for keeping convicted felons from office, at least in most cases. That was not what you were arguing when you started this with post 313. It is not clear that even a conviction for insurection would automatically disqualify someone, especially now that SCOTUS said that it would be up to congress. You still seem rather confusedAh, that is the crucial determinant, isn't it? I've been talking about what the 14th bars and you're chasing weather balloons. Of course, there's nothing barring someone from running for office despite a criminal record, as long as that record doesn't rise to the level of the 14th.
No shit!! I told YOU that it is now up to congress. However, it is still unclear what exactly SCOTUS means by that. Would it take a majority in both houses, or just the Senet Would it need 2/3 of the chamber as in an impeachment , or a simple majority ? Yes Trump will remain on the ballot despite what happens with his criminal cases this year. I am sure that you’re happy about that. But thank you for proving yourself wrong about everything else. The fact- that you tried to deny is- that legislation and/or further clarification from SCOTUS is neededActually, the SC just laid out who can take candidates off the ballot, and that's Congress, not the individual states. The bottom line remains that, despite hysterical bloviating from the usual suspects, TRUMP! will remain on the ballot in all the states, unless he voluntarily leaves the campaign trail.
A leading candidate to become Donald Trump's chief of staff in a potential second term is spearheading an effort to inject right-wing Christian extremism into his administration.
Russell Vought, who previously served as Trump’s director of the Office of Management and Budget, is head of The Center for Renewing America think tank that has been developing a document that explicitly calls for "Christian nationalism" to be a policy priority in a potential return to the White House, reported Politico.
Christian nationalism is listed as a bullet point in a list of top priorities, which also includes invoking "the Insurrection Act on Day One to put down protests and refusing to spend funds authorized by Congress on unwanted projects, which has been banned since the Richard Nixon era."
Vought sees his organization's mission as “renew[ing] a consensus of America as a nation under God,” according to CRA's website, and reorganizing the U.S. as an explicitly Christian nation “where our rights and duties are understood to come from God."
More at the link below...
Christian nationalist Trump ally crafting plan to 'invoke Insurrection Act on Day One'
Christian nationalism? Sounds pretty scary to me! I prefer being governed by a SECULAR Constitution and government - not the Bible! What do you think?
My God you don't understand America.
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See twitter today.And you're neither Christian nor nationalist. Both are preferable to secular humanist
Great. Yet another religious fanatic. The American Taliban is alive and well
We were founded as a Christian nation.Great. Yet another religious fanatic. The American Taliban is alive and well
We were founded as a Christian nation.
No.We were founded as a Christian nation.
Does the OP realize we are a Christian nation?
"To honor and obey." Unfortunately that means nothing to the women of today.I enjoy watching when our white Christian women rise up against the white Christian male leadership.
A leading candidate to become Donald Trump's chief of staff in a potential second term is spearheading an effort to inject right-wing Christian extremism into his administration.
Russell Vought, who previously served as Trump’s director of the Office of Management and Budget, is head of The Center for Renewing America think tank that has been developing a document that explicitly calls for "Christian nationalism" to be a policy priority in a potential return to the White House, reported Politico.
Christian nationalism is listed as a bullet point in a list of top priorities, which also includes invoking "the Insurrection Act on Day One to put down protests and refusing to spend funds authorized by Congress on unwanted projects, which has been banned since the Richard Nixon era."
Vought sees his organization's mission as “renew[ing] a consensus of America as a nation under God,” according to CRA's website, and reorganizing the U.S. as an explicitly Christian nation “where our rights and duties are understood to come from God."
More at the link below...
Christian nationalist Trump ally crafting plan to 'invoke Insurrection Act on Day One'
Christian nationalism? Sounds pretty scary to me! I prefer being governed by a SECULAR Constitution and government - not the Bible! What do you think?
Please explain what it is that is being reported here that is not true. Please tell us how that reflects actual ChristianityYou poor thing, losing sleep and afraid the big bad Christians of taking over the world!
You know what is really scary? Nuts like you that read pure partisan BS and fall for it, hook, line and sinker.
www.rightwingwatch.org
A leading candidate to become Donald Trump's chief of staff in a potential second term is spearheading an effort to inject right-wing Christian extremism into his administration.
Russell Vought, who previously served as Trump’s director of the Office of Management and Budget, is head of The Center for Renewing America think tank that has been developing a document that explicitly calls for "Christian nationalism" to be a policy priority in a potential return to the White House, reported Politico.
Christian nationalism is listed as a bullet point in a list of top priorities, which also includes invoking "the Insurrection Act on Day One to put down protests and refusing to spend funds authorized by Congress on unwanted projects, which has been banned since the Richard Nixon era."
Vought sees his organization's mission as “renew[ing] a consensus of America as a nation under God,” according to CRA's website, and reorganizing the U.S. as an explicitly Christian nation “where our rights and duties are understood to come from God."
More at the link below...
Christian nationalist Trump ally crafting plan to 'invoke Insurrection Act on Day One'
Christian nationalism? Sounds pretty scary to me! I prefer being governed by a SECULAR Constitution and government - not the Bible! What do you think?
At least you understand that it is crap. The rest of the post is inane Gish GallopLiberals brought all of this crap upon themselves by losing their minds with all of the puberty blockers, the pornographic books in elementary school libraries in their attempt to brainwash children..etc. Open borders, letting all of the illegals in and then providing them with room and board. I live here in NYC and I see certain hotels, that are full of illegals, whose rents are being paid by taxpayers. I see many of these illegals collecting all of the cans and bottles throughout the streets of Manhattan, to cash them in for 5¢ each. Those are cans and bottles that were once being collected by American homeless, born and raised here. Now illegals are taking all of that money.
I believe that can be accomplished, but someone has to at least be accused of insurrection. The progs haven't managed to do that so far.Let's apply some logic here. I know, it's too early for some to exercise logic, but try anyway.
"No person shall be a Senator or Representative in Congress, or elector of President and Vice-President, or hold any office, civil or military, under the United States, or under any state, who, having previously taken an oath, as a member of Congress, or as an officer of the United States, or as a member of any State legislature, or as an executive or judicial officer of any State, to support the Constitution of the United States, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof But Congress may by a vote of two-thirds of each House, remove such disability."
Now, using logic, how are you going to get everyone to agree that someone has indeed "engaged in insurrection or rebellion", or "given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof" unless you have a trial, put forth all the evidence and obtain a conviction? You don't simply allow random internet keyboard jockeys to declare someone unfit for office because reasons and feelz and they got the ick. Heck, even Orange Man Bad isn't sufficient. It just doesn't matter how mad they get or how long they hold their breath.
