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stopdiggin

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6. 'constitutional' is what the supreme court

Reply to kentuck (Original post)

Sat Apr 5, 2025, 12:29 PM

Apr 2025

(or lower court if it lodges there first) decides that it is. And that really hasn't changed.

I know the question was rhetorical. But, at the same time - the 'constitutional' thing gets tossed around pretty freely ...

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Even though Trump won last election, isn't he still in violation of the 14th Amendment? [View all] kentuck Apr 2025 OP

Yes Karadeniz Apr 2025 #1

Not until the USSC says so. no_hypocrisy Apr 2025 #2

Congress could uphold the constitution and impeach and convict him Buckeyeblue Apr 2025 #3

The weird thing about laws written by humans RandomNumbers Apr 2025 #4

The point of the 14th Amendment was to give future generations broad means bucolic_frolic Apr 2025 #5

'constitutional' is what the supreme court stopdiggin Apr 2025 #6