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It’s a safe bet that most of these jackasses never read the Constitution let alone understand it.
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tomorrowusa · 3 months
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Want to have some fun this week? Make up a ridiculous Taylor Swift conspiracy theory and get it circulated on far right social media. As Steve Bannon would say, "flood the zone with shit". 💩
The more convoluted the conspiracy theory, the more believable it will be to MAGA zombies. And the more idiotic all the Taylor Swift conspiracy theories are, the less likely people outside the MAGAsphere will believe future conspiracy theories.
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lawlawlaws-blog · 4 days
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“IT’S SO COLD IN THE COURTROOM”
CRYBABY IS READY FOR TRIAL
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By Joseph Ferguson & Thomas A. Durkin, Loyola University Chicago
After three indictments of former President Donald Trump, the fourth one in Georgia came not as a surprise but as a powerful exposition of the scope of Trump’s efforts to remain in power despite losing the 2020 presidential election.
New conservative legal scholarship spells out how and why those actions – which were observed by the public over many months – disqualify Trump from serving in the presidency ever again. And our read of the Georgia indictment, as longtime lawyers ourselves, shows why and how that disqualification can be put into effect.
The key to all of this is the 14th Amendment to the Constitution, which states that “No person shall … hold any office, under the United States … who, having previously taken an oath … to support the Constitution of the United States, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof.” Trump took that oath at his inauguration on Jan. 20, 2017.
Both Trump’s Georgia indictment, and his federal indictment in Washington, D.C., cite largely public information – and some newly unearthed material – to spell out exactly how he engaged in efforts to rebel against the Constitution, and sought and gave aid and comfort to others who also did so.
Legal scholars William Baude and Michael Stokes Paulsen, conservatives themselves and members of the conservative Federalist Society, have recently published a paper declaring that under the 14th Amendment, Trump’s actions render him ineligible to hold office.
We believe the Georgia indictment provides even more detail than the earlier federal one about how Trump’s actions have already disqualified him from office, and shows a way to keep him off the ballot in 2024.
DISQUALIFICATION IS AUTOMATIC
Trump’s supporters might argue that disqualifying him would be unfair without a trial and conviction on the Jan. 6 indictment, and perhaps the Georgia charges.
But Baude and Paulsen, using originalist interpretation – the interpretive theory of choice of the powerful Federalist Society and Trump’s conservative court appointees, which gives full meaning to the actual, original text of the Constitution – demonstrate that no legal proceeding is required. They say disqualification is automatic, or what’s known in the legal world as “self-executing.”
Recent public comments from liberal constitutional scholar Laurence Tribe and conservative jurist and former federal Judge Michael Luttig – who has characterized the events before, during and since Jan. 6 as Trump’s “declared war on American democracy” – suggest an emerging bipartisan consensus supporting Baude and Paulsen.
BACKED BY HISTORY
This is not a theoretical bit of technical law. This provision of the 14th Amendment was, in fact, extensively used after the Civil War to keep former Confederate leaders from serving in the federal government, without being tried or convicted of any crime.
Few former Confederates were charged with crimes associated with secession, rebellion and open war against the United States. And most were pardoned by sweeping orders issued by President Andrew Johnson.
But even though they had no relevant convictions, former Confederates were in fact barred from office in the U.S.
In December 1865, several who had neither been convicted nor been pardoned tried to claim seats in the U.S. House of Representatives. But the House clerk refused to swear them in. It took an act of Congress – the 1872 Amnesty Act – to later restore their office-holding rights.
There is no requirement in the Constitution that the disqualification be imposed by any specific process – only that it applies to people who take certain actions against the Constitution.
A PATH THROUGH THE STATES
For the U.S. in 2023, we believe the most realistic avenue to enforce the 14th Amendment’s ban on a second Trump presidency is through state election authorities. That’s where the Georgia indictment comes in.
State election officials could themselves, or in response to a petition of a citizen of that state, refuse Trump a place on the 2024 ballot because of the automatic 14th Amendment disqualification.
Trump would certainly challenge the move in federal court. But the recent disqualification proceedings against former North Carolina Congressman Madison Cawthorn provides a road map and binding legal precedent affirming the 14th Amendment as a valid legal ground for disqualification of a candidate for federal office.
The Georgia indictment against Trump and allies exhaustively details extensive acts of lying, manipulation and threats against Georgia officials, as well as a fraudulent fake elector scheme to illegally subvert the legitimate 2020 Georgia presidential vote tally and resulting elector certification.
Trump’s failure to accomplish what is tantamount to a coup in Georgia and other swing states set the stage for the violent insurrection of Jan. 6, 2021, that sought to achieve the same result – Trump’s fraudulent installation to a second term.
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In fact, the Georgia scheme is included in Special Counsel Jack Smith’s federal indictment as one of the methods and means in “aid” of the larger Jan. 6 federal conspiracy against the United States.
Baude and Paulsen acknowledge that “insurrection and rebellion” are traditionally associated with forced or violent opposition. But we see the broader set of actions by Trump and his allies to subvert the Constitution – the Georgia vote count and fake elector scheme included – as part of a political coup d'etat. It was a rebellion.
GEORGIA AS A BELLWETHER
So what makes the Georgia scheme and indictment compelling for purposes of disqualifying Trump from the 2024 Georgia ballot?
There are minimally six aspects revealed in the latest indictment that we believe justify Georgia – under Section 3 of the post-Civil War Fourteenth Amendment – keeping Trump off the ballot:
1. The racketeering scheme was a multifaceted attempt to subvert Georgia’s own part of the 2020 electoral process;
2. The officials on the receiving end of the unsuccessful racketeering scheme were elected and appointed Georgia officials. …
3. … whose actions to reject election subversion vindicated their own oaths to uphold the Constitution and laws of the United States as well as Georgia’s;
4. Most of these officials were and are Republicans – including Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger, Governor Brian Kemp and former Lt. Governor Geoff Duncan;
5. These officials will, in 2024 as in 2020, collectively determine who is qualified to be on Georgia’s presidential ballot; and
6. These officials’ testimony, and related evidence, is at the heart of the proof of the Georgia racketeering case against Trump.
In other words, the evidence to convict Trump in the Georgia racketeering case is the same evidence, coming from the same Georgia officials, who will be involved in determining whether, under the 14th Amendment, Trump is qualified to be on the 2024 presidential ballot – or not.
Little if any additional evidence or proceedings are needed. The Georgia officials already hold that evidence, because much of it comes from them. They don’t need a trial to establish what they already know.
How could Trump avoid this happening? A quick trial date in Atlanta with an acquittal on all counts might do it, but this runs counter to his strategy to delay all the pending criminal cases until after the 2024 election.
With no preelection trial, there will likely be no Trump on the 2024 Georgia ballot, and no chance for him to win Georgia’s 2024 electoral college votes.
Once Georgia bars him, other states may follow. That would leave Trump with no way to credibly appear on the ballot in all 50 states, giving him no chance to win the electoral votes required to claim the White House.
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moderat50 · 2 months
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So Many Claims & Conspiracy Theories Didn't Happen
PizzaGate, Return of John Kennedy Jr. , Covid vaccination turns people into zombies, Horse tranquilizers/bleach/UV light cures covid, cell phone signal/Gen 5 causes cancer.... haven't occurred, yet people still fall for these wild claims made by some anonymous person on the internet. Is it a surprised so many get scammed out of their life savings.
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ophilosoraptoro · 9 months
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Democrat Plan to Steal 2024
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mizelaneus · 3 days
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Obama Indicted Trump 🤔
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Pre-Indictment #4 Facelift
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Speechless. Stunning. SMH
Remember what Hillary Did:
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"Russia Russia Russia"
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https://twitter.com/KevinTober94/status/1691264994996895744?s=20
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At this point, they're Russia's useful idiots
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Release the Crackhead!
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tomorrowusa · 3 months
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MAGA Republican attempts to demonize Taylor Swift is akin to political pissing into the wind. It makes them look like they're doing something idiotic while they themselves see nothing wrong with it.
Right-wing media figures target Taylor Swift with absurd conspiracy theory ahead of the Super Bowl
When people accept that GOP conspiracy theories about Taylor Swift are bizarrely ridiculous, those people are then more likely to agree that other such fringe right conspiracy theories are similarly ludicrous.
Later this year when new far right conspiracy theories emerge, we can undercut them by saying, "that's just another Taylor Swift psyops fantasy" or something similar.
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kaneseatheadrest · 10 days
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Hi. Im Jalex Aones and Trump did 9/11 . No, I didn't misspeak.
We can't let him run radicalize all over the white house.
Balenciaga is funded by clans members.
Red pill influencers are secretly nazis and they have meetings behind the scenes to indoctrinate the youth into being school shooters.
SS.
What imagery do those two letter together invoke? 'Super Soldiers' it's a traditional supremists dog whistle. They alt-right have adopted those letters as symbolism for their new war on the education system. SS means 'school shooter' to them now. This agenda is being ran by all parts of the deep red state. It goes all the way up to the top with Trump. are all backing in one way or another. Tucker Carlton. That Boring Daily Wire Dude. Chiya Raichic they're all conspiring together. They are planning to form a re education program to brainwash us all into reverting back to the 1950s where they say "America Will Be Great Again".
This was their plan from day one! The truth is out there. Those Jan 6th rallies were over them thinking Truml was signaling for a revolution. Because he was. They are 100 percent going to try it again.
Trumps supporters are all rabbit brainwashed radical nationalists starving for change. If they lock Trump up they will try to start a Civil War. If he loses the Election they will start a revolutionary war. If Trump wins he will start WIII.
They've planned this out to where they will get a war one way or another. Wake up woke people.
Get this message out don't let them silence us.
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Former President Donald Trump, his former chief of staff Mark Meadows, and Rudy Giuliani are unindicted co-conspirators in the Michigan attorney general's case against the state's so-called "fake electors" in the 2020 election, a state investigator revealed in court on Wednesday.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel charged 16 Republicans last year with forgery and conspiracy to commit election forgery for allegedly attempting to replace Michigan's electoral votes for Joe Biden with electoral votes for Trump at the certification of the vote on Jan. 6, 2021.
During Wednesday's hearing, which was part of preliminary examinations for the so-called fake electors, Howard Shock, a special agent for the attorney general's office, also testified that former Trump attorney Jenna Ellis is also an unindicted co-conspirator.
Shock's revelation was in response to questions from Duane Silverthorn, an attorney for Michele Lundgren, one of the so-called fake electors.
"Finally, former President Donald Trump?" asked Silverthorn.
"Yes," Shock testified.
Ted Goodman, Giuliani's political adviser, said in a statement that the former New York City mayor is "proud to stand up for the countless Americans who raised legitimate concerns surrounding the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election."
"He won't be bullied or pressured into silence by highly partisan actors," the statement said.
Nessel dismissed the charges against one of the alleged fake electors in October in exchange for cooperating with the case. The state is still pursuing charges against the other 15 defendants.
All the defendants have pleaded not guilty.
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moderat50 · 8 days
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Oil Companies' Global Warming Conspiracy
The real global warming conspirators: oil, gas, chemical companies & their executives. Their own studies & simulations warned them about the effects & dangers of global warming in the 70s. The companies hid their data so they could continue to reap the profits.
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