Slade3200
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Just making sure you’re staying sharp Lisa. The correct answer is it applies to those who had taken an oath to the constitution prior to engaging in insurrectionYou’re so annoying.
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Just making sure you’re staying sharp Lisa. The correct answer is it applies to those who had taken an oath to the constitution prior to engaging in insurrectionYou’re so annoying.
No it doesn't.Yeah....it is........but thanks for playing...
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White privilege = Entitled magaturdAs he should. Having White privilege is an awesome gift from God. I absolutely love my White privilege just as Trump does. The benefits are wonderful.
Well in our legal system if one is believed to have broken the law they can be sued or prosecuted. In this case Trump was sued over his eligibility to run for president and case was brought forth on evidence gathered surrounding Jan 6. A judge found that the evidence supported Trumps involvement in the insurrection… CO SCOTUS found that that disqualified him from running for Prez in CO.ILMAO at "Trump was believed to have".
Where are the merits? Post it here.
Doesn’t each state have a right to make that call if a disqualification is proven in their courts?
Well in our legal system if one is believed to have broken the law they can be sued or prosecuted. In this case Trump was sued over his eligibility to run for president and case was brought forth on evidence gathered surrounding Jan 6. A judge found that the evidence supported Trumps involvement in the insurrection… CO SCOTUS found that that disqualified him from running for Prez in CO.
How’s that?
It was a speech given by the GOP leader in the Senate after he just voted for the acquittal of Benedict Donald.Just that you get it on the thread so people know it's an opinion piece
That's the point. There are no federal requirements to run for office, except to be of a certain age, and a citizen for a certain amount of time.Every State has its own qualifications for including a person on the ballot. But none can be included if they do not meet that State's qualifications OR are not eligible according to the U.S. Constitution.
That's not a disqualifier. Neither is a felony conviction.So Florida can kick OATMEAL BRAINS off the ballot according to their logic. he is a foreign intelligence asset.
Maybe they can submit alternate slates of electors if their candidate doesn't win!I know it will. They made it up, it's purely political. Nothing like the govt. BLUNTLY interfering with elections, don't you think. You know, what you accuse Trump of?
If Leftists say it's so, consider it a lie or confession.
It can be. But even standing alone, bribery is a ground for impeachment and for removal from office upon conviction.Bribery is not treason.
It’s a high crime, and worthy of impeachment. That means he should be removed from the ballot.Bribery is not treason.
Which has nothing to do with the 14th amendment.It can be. But even standing alone, bribery is a ground for impeachment and for removal from office upon conviction.
He certainly would be removed from the ballot and disqualified from office once convicted by the Senate after impeachment in the House.It’s a high crime, and worthy of impeachment. That means he should be removed from the ballot.
Then why did you mention it?Which has nothing to do with the 14th amendment.
And the 14th amendment does not apply to Trump, either.Which has nothing to do with the 14th amendment.
Well Danny ... how about the hard fact that Not one personDoes not apply to the office of President, as that office is clearly not included. And that's just one reason why it doesn't apply.
Oh….I see. You’re saying in the case of Biden’s bribes, he needs to be CONVICTED of it.He certainly would be removed from the ballot and disqualified from office once convicted by the Senate after impeachment in the House.
Good luck with that.
Has nothing to do with the 14th amendment.
Well they had a pretty intense trial about it where a judge looked at video and testimony and heard arguments on both sides.What was the "proof" in this instance?