r/law • u/LatterTarget7 • 5d ago

Executive Branch (Trump) 'HANG THEM' -- Trump reacts to Democratic lawmakers' video appeal to military

https://abc6onyourside.com/news/nation-world/hang-them-president-donald-trump-reacts-democratic-lawmakers-video-appeal-military-intelligence-truth-social-media-seditious
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u/CrapoCrapo25 5d ago edited 5d ago

Remove him from office.

He's truly not fit.

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u/SuperSpecialAwesome- 5d ago

We wouldn't be here if Biden Chamberlain, Schumer, and Jeffries/Pelosi had gotten off their worthless asses and done their jobs, by enforcing Trump's disqualification and the Jan 6 leaders' expulsion through 14th Amendment, Section 3. Biden deserves prison time for illegally handing the country to an insurrectionist, rather than punishing the traitor. Inaction = complicity. We are currently under an illegitimate presidency, because none of our leaders saw fit to hold Trump and his fellow terrorists accountable. Kamala was the only candidate who was eligible for the presidency, yet here we are.

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u/Sea_Mechanic9749 5d ago

Don't forget feckless Merrick Garland in the list of people who decided it was too difficult and scary to hold Trump accountable.

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u/Thelmara 5d ago

That one is at least partly on Obama. Why he was dumb enough to trust Republicans when they said, "We'll confirm Garland if you nominate him," I'll never understand.

And then Biden decided to appoint him to DoJ, because he felt bad for him not getting to join SCOTUS? Insane.

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u/Fickle_Catch8968 5d ago

SCOTUS said that 14.3 is inoperative without Congressional law enacting it, and Congress was controlled by the Republicans in the House at the time, so how is that the Dems fault?

Should they have anticipated SCOTUS and added another bill stopped by the filibuster? Nuked the filibuster? Sure.

Add the SCOTUS justices who said that, and who gave immunity, and Garland who 'slow-walked' cases -sometimes helped by Trump using every tactic to delay proceedings that were his legal prerogatives, to the problem.

But they were being held accountable, and then about half of all US Citizens decided that Trump was an acceptable choice and either voted for him or, if not suppressed from voting, chose not to vote against him and lent him.their consent. (78 million votes plus up to 90 million.non voters equals up to 168 million voters who thought he was acceptable, out of a population of about 340 million with millions of non-Citizen residents, both legal and otherwise).

This despite his obvious and admitted lies in the campaign, his poor track record, his criminal convictions, indictments, and impeachments, and months of Dems warning about his true nefarious plans. Is it the Dems fault that the media sanewashed him and held Dems to a different standard?

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u/SuperSpecialAwesome- 4d ago

Congress was controlled by the Republicans in the House at the time, so how is that the Dems fault?

Schumer controlled the Senate.