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14. It can be a requirement for all candidates, but it cannot be a condition for becoming a candidate

Mon Feb 15, 2021, 11:48 AM

Feb 2021

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He would just refuse to comply, with some lame excuse. Irish_Dem Feb 2021 #1

Law? Since when do laws matter to republicans? SoonerPride Feb 2021 #2

I wonder if this would be constitutional Dream Girl Feb 2021 #3

If 2/3rds vote is needed in the Senate, nothing is possible. Under The Radar Feb 2021 #6

Whatever MAGA wants, the Trumps do, law be damned Mr. Ected Feb 2021 #4

He'll promise to and then if he wins he wont if he loses he still wont Fullduplexxx Feb 2021 #5

Dems should loudly endorse the idea Pantagruel Feb 2021 #7

I totally agree. We don't need anymore crooks running the world. BComplex Feb 2021 #8

It can't become mandatory Coleman Feb 2021 #10

That would be an excellent start for sure PatSeg Feb 2021 #11

Yes, good point PatSeg Feb 2021 #16

The party won't choose him (or any Chump) as their nominee FakeNoose Feb 2021 #12

IMHO, it requires a Constitutional Amendment. n/t servermsh Feb 2021 #15

He won't run, either way. Any way. Because he could lose again. Maru Kitteh Feb 2021 #17

Wow! Thank you for all the responses. FM123 Feb 2021 #18