Inmate P01135809 is ALREADY DISQUALIFIED under the 14th Amendment from being President. -Glenn K.

[MagaSmash]

Keep saying it.

The Disqualification Clause
The Disqualification Clause
The Disqualification Clause
The Disqualification Clause
The Disqualification Clause

[BOSSHOG]

1. Trump and his magats have an awesome defense

It’s UNPRECEDENTED. it’s never happened before to a President. Ergo, conservative logic, follow me, it can never happen for the first time. Except if it’s Joe Biden. The first time YOU had sex was unprecedented, so how the hell did YOU allow it to happen a first time?

Reading the disqualification clause sounds to me like it would apply to everyone who voted to not certify. We should follow the constitution right?

[c-rational]

2. +1

[Karadeniz]

3. Didn't Arizona or some state recently disqualify someone from running? I don't know if the 14th

amendment was used or a state law.

[BOSSHOG]

4. I believe you are right but with republicans

It’s like asking, didn’t an exterminator in the county west of us kill thousands of cockroaches in an abandoned trailer? Keeping up with conservative criminals. It’s a full time hobby.

[soldierant]

5. t was Now Mexico, andit was the 14th

and his name was Couy Griffin. He was disqualified from any b=public office He had been convicted of participating in the insurrection.He did not want to run for President. But the Fourteenth applies to any Federal offoci, any state office, or any office And that's roughly the way is worded, with "orany office" bringing up the rear. So that goes all the way down - and would also apply to appointees, I would think. Cabinet members, committee members, and the like. School boards.

I'm in Colorado, and my SoS already applied it to Tina Peters (was a county clerk, announed intention to run for Congress. Now she won't.) I have every confidence that upon a conviction for insurrection, she'll disqualify Trump** without waiting for appeals, And there might be other convictions which would prompt it. But even without that, I suspect she may disqualify him Just not today.

[soldierant]

6. There is one thing that Glenn is oversimplifying a bit

and that is that you actually don't have to be 35 to run. You have to become 35 by Inauguration Day. So you could be 34, and if you started early enough, you could even be 33.

[BOSSHOG]

7. Thank You for that reading soldierant

Go ahead, try to explain that to Lauren Bobert.

[soldierant]

8. ROTFLMAOAPMP !!!

Explain? Boebert? You must be joking.

Fortunately I'm not in her district (just the one next door.)

[Darwins_Retriever]

9. I am unaware of the Schmuck Meister being convicted of insurrection or sedition

Did I miss anything? None of the current charges include insurrection nor sedition. Also nobody so far have been convicted of insurrection. If ultimately the 14th Amendment is applied, the final decision will be the Supreme Court's.