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Raven123

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13. I agree this could become a tit for tat feud
Wed Dec 20, 2023, 05:58 PM
Dec 2023

SCOTUS has it’s hands full on this one. Just not sure one can argue the 14th doesn’t apply to POTUS and VP. I could see the tit-for-tat discussion playing into a decision regarding how the Amendment is implemented. What a complicated issue. Hope we get to hear the oral arguments live. Interesting times we live in!

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The 14th Amendment MANDATES that states bear that cost..... lastlib Dec 2023 #1
According to Lessig, that mandate doesn't include POTUS/VP for the reasons stated. Gaugamela Dec 2023 #7
Yes, Biden didn't engage in a insurrection to prevent the transfer of power to himself. brush Dec 2023 #11
Any other area that Mr. Lessig would like to see us simply give up and ignore the constitutional hlthe2b Dec 2023 #2
Lessig is making a reasoned argument regarding a specific part of one amendment. He's not Gaugamela Dec 2023 #8
Obviously, you don't... hlthe2b Dec 2023 #9
What a crock NoRethugFriends Dec 2023 #3
This is an opinion piece by a Harvard Law constitutional scholar. Your comments don't address Gaugamela Dec 2023 #6
Picking and choosing, you say? I note you do NOT quote Laurence Tribe who does not hlthe2b Dec 2023 #10
Maybe POTUS and VP were included intentionally Raven123 Dec 2023 #4
They were included and then excluded, presumably because of a process of reasoning and Gaugamela Dec 2023 #5
PRESUMABLY Xoan Dec 2023 #12
I agree this could become a tit for tat feud Raven123 Dec 2023 #13
Lessig fears a civil war mymomwasright Dec 2023 #14
Merely defeating him may well trigger violence or the ultimate civil war. We have precedence hlthe2b Dec 2023 #15
There isn't going to be a Civil War. TwilightZone Dec 2023 #17
I used to think they were a bunch of all-talk blowhards. shrike3 Dec 2023 #19
Nothing has really changed - most of them still are. TwilightZone Dec 2023 #20
If the constitution is followed there is no tit for tat mymomwasright Dec 2023 #16
Reciprocation is a moot point. lees1975 Dec 2023 #18
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