Supreme Court MAJOR Ruling Has HUGE Consequences

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  • Опубликовано: 17 янв 2025

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  • @misschief3
    @misschief3 18 дней назад +1432

    what's the point of making an oath if there are no consequences when you break that oath.

    • @courtneybrubaker9738
      @courtneybrubaker9738 18 дней назад +37

      There isn’t. It’s all for show.

    • @petgranny194
      @petgranny194 18 дней назад +21

      100%

    • @manuelrodriguez8444
      @manuelrodriguez8444 18 дней назад +1

      When you're rich and controlled, the Republican Party....you can do whatever....the Law is enforced only if you are poor.....!!...😮😮😮

    • @clint9344
      @clint9344 18 дней назад +5

      Yes what about "DUAL" or multiple Oaths...You know to the Crown/Vatican, or maybe to the CIA or Military, or etc....There are to many public figures abiding by their Dual oaths and not the Constitutional ones.

    • @kendricklewis4947
      @kendricklewis4947 18 дней назад +1

      No shit…because republicans in congress would be disqualified…

  • @RosieGaelic
    @RosieGaelic 18 дней назад +1307

    It shouldn’t take a congressional new law to enact a section of the constitution! What is the constitution for then???

    • @richietattersall2122
      @richietattersall2122 18 дней назад

      It's traditionally referred to as Jurisdiction
      The President and Vice-president are the only 2 positions in our Government that are voted on by the Citizens in every State.
      That AUTOMATICALLY pushes it from State up to the Federal Level care of the Supremacy Clause in the Constitution.

    • @PamelaTitterington
      @PamelaTitterington 18 дней назад +58

      Exactly 🎉

    • @JamesAllmond
      @JamesAllmond 18 дней назад +24

      Yep, this SCOTUS would have said the 1868 Jefferson Davis - RE Lee pres ticket would have been perfectly fine...

    • @Oznz-m5c
      @Oznz-m5c 18 дней назад +12

      You could swap out toilet paper for it.......

    • @ichaukan
      @ichaukan 18 дней назад

      Apparently selling guns and allowing people to lie without consequence under the veneer of Free Speech™.

  • @jeffreyjack9125
    @jeffreyjack9125 18 дней назад +1384

    The Supreme Court cannot overrule the Constitution.

    • @tinkerstrade3553
      @tinkerstrade3553 18 дней назад

      @@jeffreyjack9125 But it can tear it to scrap with deviant and illogical partisan decisions.

    • @babuddha
      @babuddha 18 дней назад +184

      And note, the second impeachment vote on a charge of insurrection was approved by majorities in both chambers. Not sufficient for conviction but isn't it sufficient to satisfy 14-3?

    • @sheilamclaughlin963
      @sheilamclaughlin963 18 дней назад +44

      Yes

    • @DjNude2010
      @DjNude2010 18 дней назад

      Yes they can because they said the president has immunity for official acts and the constitution does not say that. They can make up any nonsense they want, they don't follow the constitution.

    • @Donald-d6m
      @Donald-d6m 18 дней назад +20

      Xist. SC interprets the DEAD US constitution. If you don,t know how it died, educate yourself.

  • @nancychandler367
    @nancychandler367 16 дней назад +42

    Great discussion. Let's vote 💙 .The Peoples March is January 18. Check where in your State

    • @CBlargh
      @CBlargh 16 дней назад

      Republican criminals will certainly be voted out in the midterms IF the midterms actually happen. Republicans are already actively trying to stop American citizens from voting with their fraudulent voter-suppression schemes. We should be laser-focused on stopping that treasonous agitation.

    • @lucyflanagan3628
      @lucyflanagan3628 12 дней назад

      Thank you!

  • @SteveHaney-b6b
    @SteveHaney-b6b 18 дней назад +293

    Congress did pass legislation; THE 14th Amendment!

    • @ericanderson2987
      @ericanderson2987 17 дней назад +20

      And, Confirmed by 3/4's of the States

    • @bigneiltoo
      @bigneiltoo 17 дней назад

      It's not for States to decide willy nilly without due process.
      SCOTUS decided this a year ago.

    • @msimon6808
      @msimon6808 17 дней назад +6

      @@ericanderson2987 Section 5 requires adjudication. Has it been proven in court the oath was broken by ANYONE on that J6th?

    • @smiller2044
      @smiller2044 17 дней назад

      Yes ​@@msimon6808

    • @davidharrington1133
      @davidharrington1133 17 дней назад +5

      @@msimon6808 No, they would not even charge Trump with the existing insurrection law.

  • @deadave100
    @deadave100 18 дней назад +167

    "If you want to understand any problem in America, you need to look at who PROFITS from that problem, not at who suffers from that problem." ~ Dr. Amos Wilson
    Our Fore Fathers are rolling in their graves....and we don't seem to care.

    • @robertbrown7470
      @robertbrown7470 17 дней назад

      What you want is Lawfare.

    • @briancaleb6503
      @briancaleb6503 16 дней назад

      Something crazy is that there were Preachers telling people Trump had to win, and for what? So the preacher doesn't get taxed? or is it the Preachers hate for people that are different? because Trump is not a top christian person, plenty info out to show he is not from his court cases and cheating on his spouses, etc.

    • @DemoCATicMAN
      @DemoCATicMAN 15 дней назад +5

      Yes, that definitely fits the mold of American Corruption. Bottom line...Greed.

    • @robertbrown7470
      @robertbrown7470 15 дней назад

      @@DemoCATicMAN So you're saying all of humanity is corrupt? unless they are leftists, communists or Democrats

    • @MiracleFound
      @MiracleFound 15 дней назад +3

      @@robertbrown7470 considering that this country was formed around the constitution and upholding it's contents, what we want is for that to continue. It is obvious that isn't going to happen.

  • @sharyllee7094
    @sharyllee7094 18 дней назад +105

    WE are complicit if we do not call this out. Period.

    • @lisafrequency55
      @lisafrequency55 15 дней назад

      I'm calling out Nancy and her goons for perpetrating the so called insurrection and initiating a coup by ins staling Biden.

    • @Tigertail780
      @Tigertail780 14 дней назад

      You are already complacent for not calling out Biden as well as Kamala for tyranny. Why so late?

    • @Greg-x6n2i
      @Greg-x6n2i 2 дня назад

      FIGHT

  • @bethwaller1789
    @bethwaller1789 17 дней назад +46

    We knew, in the '60s, that our protests against the Vietnam war would likely have no effect. Does that mean we shouldn't have protested? How about women's rights? We still haven't won that battle. Does that mean we should stop trying? Just because something is unlikely to succeed, doesn't mean we shouldn't TRY!

    • @chaneltaylor6262
      @chaneltaylor6262 15 дней назад

      It does if it’s unlikely to succeed…why waste our time? Sorry to be a killjoy but it is what it is….

    • @JeanReed-j3t
      @JeanReed-j3t 10 дней назад

      Sister brother amen

  • @tammyfitzgerald5336
    @tammyfitzgerald5336 18 дней назад +368

    We have a constitution people ❤🎉❤🎉❤

    • @gavinreid9184
      @gavinreid9184 18 дней назад +19

      Turns out it is more like a religeous text and as such any zealot can twist its words to their will.

    • @flipczech
      @flipczech 18 дней назад +7

      @@gavinreid9184 thats ugly but true. Darn.

    • @Oznz-m5c
      @Oznz-m5c 18 дней назад +2

      And you also have toilet paper... which has more value?

    • @mfoco1
      @mfoco1 18 дней назад +7

      No, we don't. Any rules that are optional do not form a constitution.

    • @Hgood1
      @Hgood1 18 дней назад +8

      Not really anymore. And half of this country could care less.

  • @rjakob8073
    @rjakob8073 18 дней назад +588

    I have absolutely no trust or faith in the U.S. Supreme Court.

    • @robertjones9537
      @robertjones9537 18 дней назад

      We must not call it the Supreme Court.We Have to Call it What it Really is SUPREME CORRUPTION COURT

    • @joogie1849
      @joogie1849 18 дней назад +1

      They are an institution out of touch with the people& country. They abuse their power to help themselves with greed & lies. These corrupt judges care only about themselves & the vile felon. 🙄

    • @2CheekyRabbits
      @2CheekyRabbits 18 дней назад +14

      Same

    • @mallena9708
      @mallena9708 18 дней назад +13

      I concur.

    • @karalynn4017
      @karalynn4017 18 дней назад

      Obama blew it

  • @victoriabernuth9728
    @victoriabernuth9728 18 дней назад +370

    Please never give up on speaking the truth, even though it feels futile sometimes.

    • @glennfaria6768
      @glennfaria6768 18 дней назад +9

      The truth would be nice... no truth here!

    • @gaiustacitus4242
      @gaiustacitus4242 18 дней назад

      If you find either of these two men ever speaking the truth, then please let me know. All I've heard them do is spew disinformation.

    • @os2958
      @os2958 18 дней назад +7

      Yes. It looks futile but I still hold on to the tiniest sliver of hope

    • @bigneiltoo
      @bigneiltoo 17 дней назад

      Truth is Trump won in a landslide.

  • @hilly2777
    @hilly2777 17 дней назад +19

    Following "bravely" in Jessica Denson's steps, eh? She carved a really great path for you, didn't she ? You wouldn't even allow her to open the discussion on your platform. It takes a woman 💪🏼

    • @Greg-x6n2i
      @Greg-x6n2i 2 дня назад

      phuq women's libers! but God Bless patriots in every gender... Fight!

  • @lesleycooper6523
    @lesleycooper6523 18 дней назад +1221

    The constitution doesn’t say an individual cannot be on the ballot, but it DOES say an individual who participated in an insurrection or gives aid or comfort to an insurrectionist CANNOT hold public office and is therefore DISQUALIFIED

    • @LRCW1
      @LRCW1 18 дней назад +53

      Congress has already acted on this. See below:
      Up until 1948 Congress enforced Amendment 14 Section 3 by enacting Sections 14 and 15 of the Enforcement Act of 1870.
      The pertinent portion of which was repealed in 1948; there is still a current federal statute (18 U.S.C. § 2383) that was initially part of the Confiscation Act of 1862 (and revised in 1948), disqualifying insurrectionists from any federal office.
      The Enforcement Act of 1870
      Sections 14 and 15 enforced section three of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, by instructing federal prosecutors to use a writ of quo warranto to remove people from government offices who were disqualified by that amendment. Reasons for such disqualification include insurrection or rebellion against the United States. Holding office contrary to such disqualification became a misdemeanor. The Enforcement Act's quo warranto provisions were repealed in 1948. However, even after that repeal, there remained a federal statute initially contained in the Confiscation Act of 1862 which made insurrection a federal crime, and disqualified insurrectionists from federal offices.
      The current federal statute
      18 U.S. Code § 2383 - Rebellion or insurrection

    • @jeremybear573
      @jeremybear573 18 дней назад +70

      Who is the insurectionist? I haven't found anyone charged w that charge much less convicted.

    • @momof2greatkids938
      @momof2greatkids938 18 дней назад +74

      @@nordge44 he was found guilty in Colorado. And he did have defense attorneys at the hearing.

    • @louneissen1603
      @louneissen1603 18 дней назад +54

      @@jeremybear573 Because his paypall buddies in the supreme court delayed the trail. You know that.

    • @SomeGuyFromUtah
      @SomeGuyFromUtah 18 дней назад

      I guarantee that trying to overturn election results of a candidate who won via popular vote is going to do more harm than good no matter how much you think you're in the right. It won't work, and it'll just make the party look even more like hypocrites.

  • @jennifera4350
    @jennifera4350 18 дней назад +514

    The Supreme court didn't rule. That's the point...dicta is not a decision but a comment. You should look at posts by Glen Kirshner. The constitution does NOT need a vote to ablide by it.

    • @christinaperdue5868
      @christinaperdue5868 18 дней назад +38

      Ben did an interview with Glen and Glen told him it was dicta and just because he thinks it won't work, doesn't mean we shouldn't do the right thing ! Ben is just trying to get someone to agree with him that we should give up. It's pathetic.

    • @marianned346
      @marianned346 18 дней назад +12

      @@christinaperdue5868 Ben is just trying to give an explanation and if you don't like it DON'T LISTEN. Quit trying to crap on MTN.

    • @jennifera4350
      @jennifera4350 18 дней назад +13

      @@marianned346 It's an opinion he is giving. And everyone is entitled to one. If you don't like it, too bad.

    • @jennifera4350
      @jennifera4350 18 дней назад

      @@christinaperdue5868 I agree. Not what I would expect from MTN. Pitiful.

    • @blastypowpow
      @blastypowpow 18 дней назад +21

      @@marianned346Everyone is welcome to their own opinions. I agree that Ben does seem like he’s trying to convince people not to even try.

  • @jimdowling1591
    @jimdowling1591 18 дней назад +337

    JUSTICE MATTERS.

    • @christinaperdue5868
      @christinaperdue5868 18 дней назад +8

      I see what you did there. JUSTICE MATTERS.

    • @jacquelinel.pearson5987
      @jacquelinel.pearson5987 18 дней назад +7

      Yes it does

    • @MelioraCogito
      @MelioraCogito 18 дней назад

      Not in the corrupt Supreme Court of the United States, it doesn't. It's all about how to wield power over the dispossessed and disenfranchised.

    • @JerryRainey-p3q
      @JerryRainey-p3q 18 дней назад +1

      The most hi matter .yall all will see

    • @rogerledoux4741
      @rogerledoux4741 18 дней назад +1

      It does but I bet you think things should only be decided in your favor.

  • @holofish
    @holofish 16 дней назад +14

    Congressional Democrats are too spineless to act on this.

  • @caspianblue4141
    @caspianblue4141 18 дней назад +1238

    Should a SC judge who is married to a known Insurrectionist be ruling on anything? 🤷🏼‍♀ I personally don't think so!

    • @MsWarriordiva
      @MsWarriordiva 18 дней назад +81

      No. Duh! There are 2 wives that should disqualify their husbands, BUT THOSE HUSBANDS SHOULD BE IMPEACHED ON THEIR OWN BEHAVIORS!!!!!!

    • @caspianblue4141
      @caspianblue4141 18 дней назад +9

      @@MsWarriordiva Duh!!

    • @AldenRogers
      @AldenRogers 18 дней назад +4

      Certainly not on anything related to insurrection issues…

    • @dvanren1
      @dvanren1 18 дней назад +48

      @@davemccrillis1470doesnt say a criminal conviction is necessary. Congress found him 2x guilty by impeachment and jan 6 committee found him responsible as well.

    • @davemccrillis1470
      @davemccrillis1470 18 дней назад +10

      @@AldenRogers Especially since no one has ever been charged with insurrection

  • @bobbibenson3555
    @bobbibenson3555 18 дней назад +283

    Amazing that regular Citizens without a Law Degree can interpret the Constitution more accurately than a Supreme Court Justice. Allowing Lifetime Appointments is proving to be a Giant Mistake. It most certainly is time for Term Limits.

    • @ab6565
      @ab6565 18 дней назад +17

      Along with impeachments of Justices.

    • @bobsmeltzer1262
      @bobsmeltzer1262 18 дней назад

      That’s because the most normal citizens aren’t on the take. They also are not corrupt like the Supreme Court justices. Thomas Alito Barrett Kavanaugh should’ve been removed a long time ago.

    • @dfuher968
      @dfuher968 18 дней назад +14

      Like most countries, definitely democracies, my country has taken politics (and religion) completely out of the justice system. Our judges and justices are civil servants, politicians have nothing to do with hiring them. They work under a very strict ethics code. In fact, our courts work very differently from the American courts. Any politician trying to interfere with the courts would in short order (as in within days) lead to said politician being excluded from their party, removed from any position of power and charged criminally. Thats the short version.
      Oh, and my small country of just under 6 million citizens have 18 Supreme Court justices. U dont get the entire Supreme Court, u get a panel of justices, and they only take cases, where there is new legislation, new precedents to be formed. And they do NOT get to write or rewrite legislation. On rare occasions, politicians might disagree and say, thats not, how we intended the law, and the Supreme Court says, well, thats how u wrote it, but thats it, the politicians can then rewrite the law for its original intent, and its done. Thats the extent of influences on legislation, our Supreme Court has.
      And in all courts, a persons fortune or social stature is irrelevant, only the crime is relevant. We truly DO have equal justice for all. And btw, we also do not have cash bail. Any criminal can be held in detention under a judges order, if the judges are convinced by the prosecution/police, that the criminal is A. dangerous to his/her surroundings, B. a flight risk, C. would interfere with further investigations and/or with witnesses. This is for 2 week intervals, then it is revisited in court, tho in very serious cases like murders, judges can detain for 2x2 or even 4x2 weeks at a time. U cannot pay ur way out of jail. Nor can u delay cases for years and years, the courts work with established time limits to make sure, that all cases are handled within months or 1-2 years at most for the most complicated cases. Neither the prosecution nor the criminal can delay except for extremely good reasons like new evidence, but its a limited delay then. Same goes for civil litigation.
      If the US was ever able to look past its own borders, maybe Americans could learn from our mistakes and our successes alike, instead of insisting on failing where we have failed and learned in the past, and insisting on having the "greatest justice system in the world" when it is objectively utter sh*t.

    • @AA-kf7uf
      @AA-kf7uf 18 дней назад

      won't happen with King Maggot and the jokers running the WH, Senate, and Congress....what a f@cking disaster this is going to be.

    • @gbereterbide6440
      @gbereterbide6440 18 дней назад +4

      AGREED!

  • @cynthiadane4218
    @cynthiadane4218 18 дней назад +589

    We the people are ready to start protesting. We are fed up with our constitution and laws not being enforced. I agree, the supreme court cannot overrule the constitution. We have had enough!

    • @dozersdady
      @dozersdady 18 дней назад +1

      Now you know how many feel about immigration

    • @susantrimble9628
      @susantrimble9628 18 дней назад +45

      We the people should protest against Trump’s being allowed to be President.

    • @JanneSmith-n8r
      @JanneSmith-n8r 18 дней назад +9

      So protest harder,because as far as I'm concerned,your protests ain't doing shitt.

    • @JanneSmith-n8r
      @JanneSmith-n8r 18 дней назад +5

      So protest harder,because as far as I'm concerned,your protests ain't doing shitt.

    • @mikeoveli1028
      @mikeoveli1028 18 дней назад +8

      @@JanneSmith-n8r
      You are not very creative.
      You would have to know something to disagree with it.

  • @LindaC-ze5ob
    @LindaC-ze5ob 17 дней назад +10

    If it's in the Constitution, it trumps (no pun intended) any & all other forces to deny it. Obey the DAMN LAWS!!! 😡🤬

  • @elainemunro4621
    @elainemunro4621 17 дней назад +75

    So this means the supreme court can rule that any constitutional statement can be made so convoluted that no action would ever resolve to the Plaintiff’s favor. That’s not “overuling”, it’s OBFUSCATING.

    • @lucyflanagan3628
      @lucyflanagan3628 12 дней назад

      It's the reverse of what theyre supposed to be doing. How blatant can you get?

  • @catrantery
    @catrantery 18 дней назад +154

    Naw naw. SCOTUS gave an opinion not a ruling

    • @diane-b2z
      @diane-b2z 17 дней назад +5

      THAT IS TRUE!!!!!!!

    • @MKIIGLI
      @MKIIGLI 17 дней назад

      😂

    • @susanlifton1701
      @susanlifton1701 15 дней назад +1

      Agreed

    • @JenniferSheridanHall
      @JenniferSheridanHall 15 дней назад

      And unless it is amended out of the written rules...it has a consequence, just like the opinion of the Nixon...he was removed of his own conscience. Well, we ALL know there is no way Trump will ever be wholly conscientious of reality from his own actions.

  • @billienova
    @billienova 18 дней назад +276

    Begging 🙏🏼 everyone here to call your legislators, congress and senators! Our voices are all we have left ❤

    • @LRCW1
      @LRCW1 18 дней назад +4

      Congress has already acted on this. See below:
      Up until 1948 Congress enforced Amendment 14 Section 3 by enacting Sections 14 and 15 of the Enforcement Act of 1870.
      The pertinent portion of which was repealed in 1948; there is still a current federal statute (18 U.S.C. § 2383) that was initially part of the Confiscation Act of 1862 (and revised in 1948), disqualifying insurrectionists from any federal office.
      The Enforcement Act of 1870
      Sections 14 and 15 enforced section three of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, by instructing federal prosecutors to use a writ of quo warranto to remove people from government offices who were disqualified by that amendment. Reasons for such disqualification include insurrection or rebellion against the United States. Holding office contrary to such disqualification became a misdemeanor. The Enforcement Act's quo warranto provisions were repealed in 1948. However, even after that repeal, there remained a federal statute initially contained in the Confiscation Act of 1862 which made insurrection a federal crime, and disqualified insurrectionists from federal offices.
      The current federal statute
      18 U.S. Code § 2383 - Rebellion or insurrection

    • @keeonigitreal12a
      @keeonigitreal12a 18 дней назад +6

      I have been. Get on it people

    • @Talks_with_Bruno
      @Talks_with_Bruno 18 дней назад +4

      I have here in Wisconsin but Johnson is a Trump bootlicker

    • @keeonigitreal12a
      @keeonigitreal12a 18 дней назад

      @Talks_with_Bruno Well, let him know you and your can primary his bohaha too

    • @glennfaria6768
      @glennfaria6768 18 дней назад +2

      Ans we have spoken... time for you all to sit down and shut up.

  • @cowsandpigsmaketheearthwar1471
    @cowsandpigsmaketheearthwar1471 15 дней назад +5

    LOVE YOU GUYS
    THANK YOU FOR THE EDUCATION

  • @hebercloward1695
    @hebercloward1695 18 дней назад +206

    Too bad Merrick Garland was such a spineless jellyfish.

    • @debitopia
      @debitopia 18 дней назад +5

      And traitor. Along with Jack Smith and Merchan. If any one of them had done their jobs....

    • @Songbird4ever
      @Songbird4ever 18 дней назад +7

      @@hebercloward1695 He is slow and deliberate - He would have made an excellent Supreme Court Judge

    • @edievanderhoeven-rv8cq
      @edievanderhoeven-rv8cq 18 дней назад +3

      @@Songbird4everno good deed goes unpunished!

    • @keithcarper8809
      @keithcarper8809 17 дней назад +8

      No one speeds the wheel of justice, only judges can slow it down. Blame Trump judges, not Garland.

    • @brucegordon9007
      @brucegordon9007 17 дней назад +9

      he is a coward that should have been replaced 3 years ago when it became clear he was not upholding the law.

  • @UlfErlingsson
    @UlfErlingsson 18 дней назад +488

    Congressmen who vote to seat Donald Trump are, themselves, committing insurrection.

    • @LRCW1
      @LRCW1 18 дней назад +29

      So true.

    • @mfoco1
      @mfoco1 18 дней назад

      Not quite. They would be giving aid or comfort to an enemy of the Constitution, having previously taken an oath to support the Constitution. The Constitution WILL disqualify them from holding office. So every member of Congress who votes to support Trump will Constitutionally de-legitimise their own office. But in reality, they will not give a damn. The Constitution itself has been de-legitimsed by SCOTUS, and by Congress for failing to impeach SCOTUS.

    • @jprevatt
      @jprevatt 18 дней назад +28

      And TREASON

    • @paullangley1938
      @paullangley1938 18 дней назад +7

      No they are not

    • @christinaperdue5868
      @christinaperdue5868 18 дней назад +14

      Thank you ! So anyone who thinks that's okay for our representatives to sit this fight out is baffling to me.

  • @jonathanwatkins222
    @jonathanwatkins222 18 дней назад +324

    I believe the biggest difference between republicans and Democrats is that republicans don't give two shakes what Democrats think of their actions. If the roles were reversed, you can bet that the republicans would pull out all the stops to prevent a Democrat from becoming President and to heck with the consequences.

    • @Ltech-ludditetechnologies
      @Ltech-ludditetechnologies 18 дней назад +8

      True but, we must stride onward to civilised behaviour, lest we fallback into sword is mightier than the pen.
      (Mighty trying though dragging Neanderthals into the future)

    • @geekcollage
      @geekcollage 18 дней назад +11

      They did that in 2021.

    • @michaeljohnson6976
      @michaeljohnson6976 18 дней назад

      Given what democrats did in the 1860s, and the segregation they imposed for 100 years as they lynched 5000 black people, they should've been abolished as a party. How do you justify their existence given what they've done to this country?

    • @TheButcherHicks
      @TheButcherHicks 18 дней назад

      WWRD? Democrats need to stop being soft and weak. They should do what Republicans would do! Take everything to the courts and tie everything up. Scorched Earth with everything fighting Trump and his minions.

    • @renep2220
      @renep2220 18 дней назад +15

      Yup, it was called the J-6 insurrection! 😮

  • @AM-jb7oz
    @AM-jb7oz 16 дней назад +7

    Come on Jamie Raskin and Congress, avail yourselves of the remedy Constitution provides.

  • @drlarrymitchell
    @drlarrymitchell 18 дней назад +68

    We don't need to ask that someone enforce section 3 of the 14th amendment- it's a self-executing instrument- he's ineligible.

    • @chrischreative2245
      @chrischreative2245 17 дней назад +2

      Nope, of course he eligible.

    • @Jameson24241
      @Jameson24241 17 дней назад

      Yeah no brother, it is not that simple. BTC loves to say that but he's far from being a lawyer and Kirscherwas a criminal prosecuter. Plus Glenn has gotten out of my nerves already. Nothing he says has come to fruition and he jumps around with his scenarios to he even loses what he is trying to say lol.

    • @travelback5700
      @travelback5700 17 дней назад +1

      ​@@chrischreative2245Trump is dq if the law is to be followed.

  • @helloartists
    @helloartists 18 дней назад +77

    IS ANYONE GOING TO STOP TRUMP????

    • @susiemilligan7220
      @susiemilligan7220 18 дней назад +10

      The Grim Reaper.

    • @bxb590
      @bxb590 18 дней назад +2

      Military coup?

    • @bobzimmerman7160
      @bobzimmerman7160 18 дней назад +1

      Are you serious TDS

    • @Adogslife54
      @Adogslife54 18 дней назад

      Apparently not “the people”. The voters are his enablers.

    • @debbiedemichele7375
      @debbiedemichele7375 18 дней назад

      Too late america people have spoken. The time the Democrats should have done this a long time ago. Not weight until he's already elected, you stupid people.

  • @barbmcbride2653
    @barbmcbride2653 18 дней назад +170

    Nobody needs to disqualify him, he’s already disqualified, Congress would have to LIFT the disqualification! They must refuse to swear him in!

    • @Esc4pe_velocity
      @Esc4pe_velocity 18 дней назад +11

      This would be hilarious on election day. I would pay to stand at the national mall just to see his face when they refuse to let him take over

    • @robertbrown7470
      @robertbrown7470 17 дней назад

      So you are saying he is disqualified because the Democrat Party wants him disqualified.... lol

    • @abegailmriga980
      @abegailmriga980 17 дней назад +2

      He must be stopped, PERIOD by all possible means !!

    • @maureenmcbride-jj8mv
      @maureenmcbride-jj8mv 17 дней назад

      @@abegailmriga980stopped from what exactly ?

    • @abegailmriga980
      @abegailmriga980 17 дней назад

      @maureenmcbride-jj8mv
      From taking office of president. Or are you n9t following the discussion 🤔.

  • @luannianke8110
    @luannianke8110 17 дней назад +23

    I am so ANGRY and DISAPPOINTED in EVERYONE that has had ANY part in allowing tRump to get to this point. There is too much complicated lawyer-speak, spinelessness and inaction when it mattered. tRump has had too much time and too many appeals. WHY, WHY, WHY is he given so much yet WE cannot rely on the law to protect us? I wish Biden would just stay in office since the SC said the President is immune. My worthless MAGA senator is of no help. MO, USA

    • @rushfan9thcmd
      @rushfan9thcmd 17 дней назад

      Guess you seem to realize what people think of the current Vegetable thats been destroying the economy and harming children among other things. The pervert potato will be moving out.

    • @jerryarcher1923
      @jerryarcher1923 17 дней назад

      TDS is strong within you…time to wake up and quick drinking the Kool Aid…Trump was not charged with insurrection and no one during the J6 was charged with insurrection. The J6 committee was already deemed unconstitutional.

    • @Videopokergal-ux3gf
      @Videopokergal-ux3gf 16 дней назад +1

      Yes, it's all very pathetic and needs to end NOW!🙄

    • @davidwelsh8026
      @davidwelsh8026 16 дней назад

      A dementia patient like Biden to remain in office? That wouldn’t be good. Cmon man

  • @susanw2869
    @susanw2869 18 дней назад +488

    Constitutionally illegitimate President 😮

    • @PerryMarshallScott
      @PerryMarshallScott 18 дней назад +25

      And enablers who play games with language !

    • @Unrepentent
      @Unrepentent 18 дней назад +10

      @@susanw2869 well Susan, you are just going to have to take it. Illegitimate or not, he is still going to be president.

    • @jn1ty
      @jn1ty 18 дней назад

      The problem to me is Trump has not been convicted of insurrection. He has been accused but not legally found guilty. That is why we lost the battle because they took so long to prosecute him.

    • @nativeamericanpatriot2504
      @nativeamericanpatriot2504 18 дней назад +6

      Joe Biden

    • @MidnightWarrior1976
      @MidnightWarrior1976 18 дней назад +7

      Better than the BIMBO.

  • @tolbaszy8067
    @tolbaszy8067 17 дней назад +175

    The US Constitution should hold precedent, not the current Supreme Court, Congress or the Executive Branch. The fact that SCOTUS is reacting to the possibility of Trump being disqualified means they are worried.

    • @robertbrown7470
      @robertbrown7470 17 дней назад

      They are worried that Congress could make up a false claim to keep a President from taking office. Essentially, that is not Constitutional, it's a coup.

    • @JoshLineberry
      @JoshLineberry 17 дней назад +4

      Why would they be worried? They interpret the constitution and set the final ruling on it. They have nothing to fear.

    • @Mike-bk8xo
      @Mike-bk8xo 17 дней назад +2

      They should do thair job and put Vance as presedent

    • @megnessel4945
      @megnessel4945 17 дней назад +6

      Where the hell is Merrick Garland?

    • @JoshLineberry
      @JoshLineberry 17 дней назад +1

      @@megnessel4945 He resigned 😂😂

  • @GumbysClay53
    @GumbysClay53 18 дней назад +123

    Ben, I understand what you and Harry say. But your words here belie your treatment of Denison in separating her from Meidas over this issue. Granted we don’t know the entire story. Like most of us, she knows the chance of success of applying a constitutional standard to Trump is microscopic…it is clear the judicial system in the US is hopelessly corrupt, just like its politics. But there are those of us who feel that the effort should be made regardless of political consequences simply because it should be. There has been too much hand-wringing and not enough tangible effort to fight against the disaster to come. Honestly, I have lost a great deal of respect for the legal profession…many of those in the law made the bed we’re going to be sleeping in and I detest those who have facilitated it.

    • @cherylblaum3088
      @cherylblaum3088 18 дней назад +14

      AMEN!

    • @csmith2942
      @csmith2942 18 дней назад

      I agree. We need to AOC this crap. DEMS - This law has literally been gold wrapped and handed to you, and if you don't take a stand then you are hurting americans. WOW - I thought this was done, but I have been reading up on it, and that's why colorado made sure to put insurrection in the wording, knowing what the SC would do. You will not get a chance like this again. Also, Ben, it can't go back to the supreme court as it was their wording that sent it to congress.. 20 percent - WOW - I had no idea. That would be one joyful day watching him pay for what he did that day. He may have avoided prison, but only 20% of folks are needed. I would be the 1st to remove his votes based on the wording. The dems and independents and some republicans need to go to town on this for the next month, and make everyone pay attention to the loophole that trump forgot about. HIS GET OUT OF JAIL FREE CARD CAME WITH THIS WARNING. So on that note I agree with you. Lets get back to common sense politics and give people some hope. keep the faith....

    • @SheikYerbuty
      @SheikYerbuty 18 дней назад

      👏🏼👏🏼 at this point the Constitution is merely toilet paper.

    • @criscaudill2733
      @criscaudill2733 18 дней назад +12

      Well said!

    • @marianned346
      @marianned346 18 дней назад +1

      The only problem I have with Jessica is the way she left. MTN gave her a platform for her discussions. She is alienating other independent media which will only cause problems in further elections. She believed in Felon Donnie which means she could be easily lead down a path of conspiracy. She needed to discuss things with MTN instead of leaving and dissing them. IT IS A SHAME WHAT SHE IS DOING.

  • @Adrian-kh1xq
    @Adrian-kh1xq 15 дней назад +3

    This is what we get when the Supreme Court became the extreme court!!!👎👎👎

  • @angelgirl-lx7pl
    @angelgirl-lx7pl 18 дней назад +122

    The supreme court never said Trump wasn't an insurrectionist they just said the states couldn't decide if he was eligible to run again after he incited an insurrection on our nation's capital. its time for congress to vote on this issue to see if he's eligible to run again 🤔

    • @glennfaria6768
      @glennfaria6768 18 дней назад

      We have already held elections. It's over. Just STOP

    • @MarkHensel-b3l
      @MarkHensel-b3l 18 дней назад

      Does not matter one bit what congress has to say. He is a insurrectionist. Proven twice. Once in Colorado and once impeached in congress as a insurrectionist. They can only vote by 2/3 rds to relieve him from this conviction.

    • @Esc4pe_velocity
      @Esc4pe_velocity 18 дней назад

      This!!

    • @rhyta5042
      @rhyta5042 18 дней назад +1

      It's a moot point, he can't run again, he is a lame duck

    • @malaikamckee-culpepper261
      @malaikamckee-culpepper261 17 дней назад +1

      Again?

  • @horaciodortona574
    @horaciodortona574 18 дней назад +43

    Nothing to be done? But it's in the Constitution. How pathetic.

  • @JohnSprenkle-q2o
    @JohnSprenkle-q2o 18 дней назад +84

    Ben, do it as a matter of principle. Who cares if dump gets another win. Let's not walk past the grave yard on this 14th Amendment issue. Ignoring doing something even for the record will just further the rot of our judicial system. Stand up for what you know is right Ben.

  • @JeanReed-j3t
    @JeanReed-j3t 10 дней назад +2

    People we watch the Supreme Court give one man immunity right before our eyes we are watching the constitution disappear really really for Donald Trump

  • @EricRussell-ow2ws
    @EricRussell-ow2ws 18 дней назад +236

    The law means nothing when it comes to Trump. It’s sickening

    • @deadwingdomain
      @deadwingdomain 18 дней назад +13

      It Republicans that played this game. He should've been stripped in the impeachment. Just more failures of the Judicial...

    • @MegaGeorge1948
      @MegaGeorge1948 18 дней назад

      The Marxist Democrat Party cannot defeat Trump. Proof? We The People have spoken at the voting booth last November in a big way 312 Trump, 266 Harris. Plus Trump ALSO WON the popular vote! In contrast to the loser Biden crime family that tried to lawfare, and assassinate Trump (twice) out of opposing Biden, now loser giggles Harris.
      And if I were a democrat that voted for Biden in the democrat primary, I would be really really pissed right now! Because Biden, that the rank and file voted for, was kicked out of the running in favor of Giggles in a third world type coup d'état.

    • @WM3A
      @WM3A 18 дней назад +3

      No, your version of how the law works is flawed.

    • @vanessapontious5097
      @vanessapontious5097 18 дней назад

      @@deadwingdomain this is all we have to say to you shut up and sit down and stop. This is bullshit all the way bull crap

    • @EricRussell-ow2ws
      @EricRussell-ow2ws 18 дней назад +3

      @ not my version my friend, I’m seeing it before my eyes

  • @tommyclements6264
    @tommyclements6264 18 дней назад +230

    The Supreme Court is giving comfort to insurrection they should be moved from office immediately

    • @rogeryazzie3658
      @rogeryazzie3658 17 дней назад

      They're an accessory to Trump's crimes.

    • @Jameson24241
      @Jameson24241 17 дней назад +4

      I hear you but IMO, one issue is that not even the J6'ers were charged with "insurection" and I believe Jack Smith also didn't bring this charge forward in his case. Then section 5 of the 14th amendment does have a clause that says that congress has the power to change the amendment but we all know that will very likely never happen. Jeremy Raskin said the same thing months ago when he did an interview with BTC.

    • @c0lumbo
      @c0lumbo 17 дней назад

      ​@@Jameson24241Sedition implies insurrection, doesn't it?

    • @jwilson9273
      @jwilson9273 17 дней назад

      Okay, @tommyclements6264 ... Make the case...
      Trump is not legally allowed to call up the Military to defend the Capitol building without a request from the DC Mayor and/or the Speaker of the House, at least not until after he has issued an proclamation for the rioters to disperse.
      Trump offered troops to the DC Mayor and the Speaker prior to 6 January. They turned it down.
      Trump issued a verbal order to Pentagon officials to prepare for military intervention to secure the Capitol building prior to 6 January should it be so needed -- an order which was promptly ignored and willfully disobeyed (which constitutes Sedition AND Mutiny under Article 94 of the UCMJ for military officers).
      On 6 January, Trump literally ADMONISHED the crowd to "peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard." How exactly does that amount to an Incitement?
      In January and February 2021, Congress Impeached, tried, and AQUITTED Trump on charges of "Incitement of Insurrection."
      Jack Smith declined to bring charges against Trump for violating 18 U.S. Code § 2383 - Rebellion or insurrection... If the case was SO STRONG, then why didn't Smith have the balls to bring that charge in the Leftist-controlled DC Circuit?
      Because -- deep inside that pea-sized brain of yours -- you know the TRUTH... DJT didn't commit an Insurrection and not even a kangaroo court show-trial in the DC Circuit would make that conviction stick.

    • @jwilson9273
      @jwilson9273 17 дней назад +2

      Wrong, @Jameson24241 ... Section 5 doesn't grant Congress the power the "change" anything... In vests Congress with the authority to ENFORCE all provisions of Amendment XIV through appropriate legislation.
      Congress exercised that authority with 18 U.S. Code § 2383 -- Rebellion or insurrection -- which stipulates that a person must be CONVICTED of the charge before they may be barred from Government service.
      Congress cannot pass a bill of attainder or ex post facto to bar Trump under Amendment XIV Section 3 per Article I Section 9 Clause 3. That would be an INAPPROPRIATE use of legislation to enforce Section 3.
      So, unless Trump is CONVICTED of violating 18 U.S. Code § 2383 before next Monday, there is no way Congress can legitimately bar Trump from office.

  • @Lawless3700
    @Lawless3700 18 дней назад +219

    Colorado had it right. Why even put him on the ballot if he could never even hold office? It makes no sense to put the People through that. Period.

    • @deadwingdomain
      @deadwingdomain 18 дней назад

      Republican Party for you

    • @Tim_Russert
      @Tim_Russert 18 дней назад +7

      It's so annoying that Sotomayor argued that that would cause an inappropriate imbalance between state and federal powers. As if Trump had a chance of winning Colorado's electoral votes anyway.
      As if that would remove Trump from swing'state ballots.
      As if insurrectionists cannot exist at the federal level.

    • @cdorman11
      @cdorman11 18 дней назад +5

      And then they argued that their arguments _in total_ were sufficient for the ruling.
      Ten times zero is still zero.

    • @Brandolinis_Law
      @Brandolinis_Law 18 дней назад

      @@Tim_Russert I'm not entirely convinced the best legal minds were offered up on the Dem side either.
      Women were appointed but _Dobbs_ still go through.
      Women were appointed but we saw how slow SCOTUS was to take on _Moyle v. U.S.._

    • @Brandolinis_Law
      @Brandolinis_Law 18 дней назад +1

      @ Tim_Russert
      "that Sotomayor"
      I thought having a greater variety of perspectives on the bench would prevent, say, _Dobbs_ from getting through, or the inertia we saw in the taking up of _Moyle v. U.S._ (the Idaho case that Harry covered so well).

  • @doricadelafuente2444
    @doricadelafuente2444 17 дней назад +12

    Section 5 DOES NOT contradict with Section 3.....WTF are you guys talking about?
    This is Section 5: Section 5 of the 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution gives Congress the power to enforce the other parts of the amendment through legislation.
    This is Section 3: Section 3 Disqualification from Holding Office
    No person shall be a Senator or Representative in Congress, or elector of President and Vice-President, or hold any office, civil or military, under the United States, or under any State, who, having previously taken an oath, as a member of Congress, or as an officer of the United States, or as a member of any State legislature, or as an executive or judicial officer of any State, 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. But Congress may by a vote of two-thirds of each House, remove such disability.
    @Ben: I thought you were finally getting some sense in you when you had Glen Kirshner on. And now you are trying to justify your position. THERE IS NO QUESTION! CONGRESS MUST DO THEIR JOB and UPHOLD THE CONSTITUTION. It's their job. It doesn't say that they should only do it if they can afford it financially. I can't stand it that you claim to be pro-democracy, but only if you can afford it???? People DIED for the constitution. WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT???

    • @jaslady22
      @jaslady22 16 дней назад

      Just Donald's promise to 'Pardon' those found guilty of involvement on Jan. 6, engages in giving 'Aid/Comfort', and he is GUILTY! His statement to 'Go, and fight like hell', was direction to be lawless, as he remarked, 'You won't have a country any more'! He did nothing to stop the carnage, and that was, 'Dereliction of Duty', to which he ended up being impeached over! They failed TO impeach, but with 2 impeachments, Donald should be disqualified to be a candidate. Add now being a felon, again, this disqualifies him from EVER holding office!

    • @DemoCATicMAN
      @DemoCATicMAN 15 дней назад +2

      You are so correct here. Ben M. must now be on trumps payroll.

  • @rhymereason3449
    @rhymereason3449 18 дней назад +47

    America is in a very poor and dangerous place when our Constitution is being willfully ignored for political calculus... Arnold Schwarzenegger should have run for President and claim despite a Constitutional disqualification there is no legislation preventing it...

    • @loisdavis434
      @loisdavis434 18 дней назад +2

      Yikes! Don't let President M hear you say that.

    • @hopscotchc6n
      @hopscotchc6n 18 дней назад +7

      3449, That's what I'm saying is going to happen if the SCOTUS ruling continues to be interpreted the way it is. If states can't disqualify candidates for federal office on constitutional grounds, then there are bound to be candidates who aren't natural-born citizens, aren't yet 35 years old, or who aren't even U.S. residents, and they'll be qualified to run unless Congress passes legislation they can't, even though that law is already in the Constitution, like A14-3 is.

    • @willicheryl1
      @willicheryl1 17 дней назад +1

      I agree Arnold should have run.

    • @Soapandwater6
      @Soapandwater6 17 дней назад

      If an insurrectionist can run for President, so can a foreign born or underage person. The Supreme Court did not dispute that #45 was an insurrectionist. They ruled that the will of the people cannot be denied and so allowed them to decide with their votes. However, THIS is NOT what the Constitution says!

    • @wplants9793
      @wplants9793 17 дней назад +1

      Jesse Ventura should’ve run. He’s very pro labor and public transportation

  • @petermelville5524
    @petermelville5524 18 дней назад +273

    The Supreme Court is a clown car.

  • @tinkerstrade3553
    @tinkerstrade3553 18 дней назад +243

    The problem arises from the majority of The SCOTUS starting with a decision and then forging a crude reasoning for that decision.

    • @thegreenfantastic
      @thegreenfantastic 18 дней назад

      The definition of judicial activism that Republicans were so against for decades. They have no values only politics.

    • @cherylstone3429
      @cherylstone3429 18 дней назад

      Yes. They changed what the constitution states. They do not have that right! Our Supreme Court is unconstitutional!

    • @leperpens
      @leperpens 18 дней назад +15

      Aka "Alito's Way". One case he argues states can over rule federal mandates and let churches stay open during a global pandemic, the VERY NEXT CASE, he rules that states cannot deviate from federal guidelines for gun safety.

    • @MicheleSeaver
      @MicheleSeaver 18 дней назад

      I don't think 9 people should make decisions for over 330 million people. They need to go! I don't respect them anymore. They are so obvious for making Trump get what he wants.

    • @sheilamclaughlin963
      @sheilamclaughlin963 18 дней назад +10

      Most worthless and crooked SC we’ve ever had!!!

  • @elizabethsalamone9790
    @elizabethsalamone9790 17 дней назад +5

    Why would you be fined if a lawyer brought this? It's legit to call it out. He is disqualified. How about having so many lawyers signing the court document. Kinda of like a petition.?

    • @davidwelsh8026
      @davidwelsh8026 16 дней назад

      Would you sign it?

    • @elizabethsalamone9790
      @elizabethsalamone9790 16 дней назад +1

      @davidwelsh8026 I don't understand why a lawyer would get fined? There's no nefarious reason just upholding the Constitution, right?

  • @simonepeele487
    @simonepeele487 18 дней назад +251

    Pres. Biden & VP Kamala should onvoke the 14th AMENDMENT SEC 3

    • @ChristopherWood-n7q
      @ChristopherWood-n7q 18 дней назад

      I would like to see Biden and Harris do it, yet they are the opposing party. We need a bipartisan invocation of the 14th amendment. Ie. Jack Smith should have included a change in the insurrection indictment in the Washington d.c. case. However, the January 6th committee has already found Trump to have incited the insurrection. That should be enough.

    • @lisalasers
      @lisalasers 18 дней назад +9

      agree.

    • @letsRegulateSociopaths
      @letsRegulateSociopaths 18 дней назад

      IT IS HIS JOB TO UPHOLD THE LAW (and the Constitution is the highest LAW in the US) well, before ROBERTS and his wrecking crew of CRIMINALS

    • @debitopia
      @debitopia 18 дней назад

      They won't. R's might laugh at them. Apparently, being laughed at is their kryptonite.

    • @jackielobin7100
      @jackielobin7100 18 дней назад +5

      Yes! Somebody do something! Anything! Pls!!!

  • @eminbc
    @eminbc 18 дней назад +80

    How ridiculous. Either follow constitution or don't. It was clear years ago but nothing was done. Too little too late.

    • @LRCW1
      @LRCW1 18 дней назад +3

      Congress has already acted on this. See below:
      Up until 1948 Congress enforced Amendment 14 Section 3 by enacting Sections 14 and 15 of the Enforcement Act of 1870.
      The pertinent portion of which was repealed in 1948; there is still a current federal statute (18 U.S.C. § 2383) that was initially part of the Confiscation Act of 1862 (and revised in 1948), disqualifying insurrectionists from any federal office.
      The Enforcement Act of 1870
      Sections 14 and 15 enforced section three of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, by instructing federal prosecutors to use a writ of quo warranto to remove people from government offices who were disqualified by that amendment. Reasons for such disqualification include insurrection or rebellion against the United States. Holding office contrary to such disqualification became a misdemeanor. The Enforcement Act's quo warranto provisions were repealed in 1948. However, even after that repeal, there remained a federal statute initially contained in the Confiscation Act of 1862 which made insurrection a federal crime, and disqualified insurrectionists from federal offices.
      The current federal statute
      18 U.S. Code § 2383 - Rebellion or insurrection

  • @cocolocomarie
    @cocolocomarie 18 дней назад +280

    He is definitely NOT qualified

    • @dynomiterecords4348
      @dynomiterecords4348 18 дней назад

      The 14th amendment is self executing, there is no need for Congress to do anything just as he would be disqualified if he was 34 years old or born in Mexico. SCOTUS IS CORRUPT.

    • @Hgood1
      @Hgood1 18 дней назад

      And half of America doesn't care. As long as there's no abortion and no gay marriage and Black people are not given equal chances in society, they're good to go. Anyone saying otherwise, is just not honest with themselves or anyone else. This is a cultural hold on a white supremacist past fueled by a bastardized version of Christianity and evangelism.

    • @glennfaria6768
      @glennfaria6768 18 дней назад

      NoJoe was never qualified, Nor was Harris.... both committed treason by protecting the enemy through open borders and open invitations.

    • @TonyDoGood
      @TonyDoGood 17 дней назад +2

      Biden? Agreed

    • @michaelwalsh8254
      @michaelwalsh8254 17 дней назад

      Why not?

  • @Xavierwolfgang
    @Xavierwolfgang 18 дней назад +141

    If trump is gone before I wake, I pray the lord the news ain’t fake 🙏🏻

    • @sixteencandles1
      @sixteencandles1 18 дней назад +14

      I love this. - oh that it will one day be true..

    • @bonniebreckenridge5236
      @bonniebreckenridge5236 18 дней назад +3

      😊

    • @drmollo787
      @drmollo787 18 дней назад

      i cant wait for that day. was 1 inch close recently.. who said 1 small inch doesnt matter... we all know what stormy told us about his small hands lol

    • @user-cf6ff8kc7l
      @user-cf6ff8kc7l 18 дней назад +7

      😂thanks for making me laugh...a nice change from the overwhelming horror

    • @Xavierwolfgang
      @Xavierwolfgang 18 дней назад +4

      @@user-cf6ff8kc7l Happy to oblige 😁 May peace be with you throughout the New Year 🥳

  • @24-Card
    @24-Card 18 дней назад +87

    The appropriate resolution is right in front of them, but they continue to look left… Just Do IT! 🤷‍♂️

  • @malaikamckee-culpepper261
    @malaikamckee-culpepper261 17 дней назад +29

    I have never been more worried about the future of our country. I am not a lawyer and I completely defer to those who practice and have studied. But the law seems like the law. An insurrection is an insurrection. I am confused because the language seems so clear.

    • @EdithBromfeld
      @EdithBromfeld 17 дней назад

      There was no insurrection. Democrats lying about 'insurrection' doesn't equate to an insurrection.

  • @findsmiles9282
    @findsmiles9282 17 дней назад +11

    14th amendment limits Supreme Court review. Dicta has no power and majority by uninterested judges is what we follow… not that which is written by interested parties

  • @tomschi9485
    @tomschi9485 18 дней назад +199

    *It's funny that the US still calls the “Supreme Court” a court. It has nothing to do with law or justice - and the whole world sees and knows it* 🤣

    • @AuroraLakes
      @AuroraLakes 18 дней назад

      Justice is no longer blind. It is bought and paid for injustice. They used to preach "no one is above the law" but here we are witnessing the untruth of it. If I comitted 34 felonies Id be in prison for a very long time. Yet he was out campeigning. WE ALL SEE NOW that if you have enough $$$ you are ABOVE THE LAW.

    • @JadeS-ww7sr
      @JadeS-ww7sr 17 дней назад +1

      Hey world! We let handful of immoral criminals change our laws and decide felons and insurrectionists can be president… and we do NOTHING about it. Don’t forget we do have a legal route to to stop him but even our own leaders won’t touch it… we don’t want to look bad yanno! 🙄😡

    • @ER_Murrow
      @ER_Murrow 17 дней назад +1

      We've called it other things.

    • @chrischreative2245
      @chrischreative2245 17 дней назад

      The Supreme Courts only job is to interpret laws as constitutional or not. That’s it and that’s all. They rule based on that.

    • @OtisandClydesManagement
      @OtisandClydesManagement 17 дней назад

      Bless your heart!

  • @wabinagi
    @wabinagi 18 дней назад +145

    Supreme court should reconsider their decision!!!
    With their ethics issue, why should the people trust any of their decisions?

    • @Democraticdave
      @Democraticdave 18 дней назад +1

      Why should SCOTUS care about what anyone thinks of them ? They can act without impunity, under the current system.

    • @debitopia
      @debitopia 18 дней назад

      It wasn't a "decision", it was dicta, musings, opinions that were not asked for. It means nothing. But the Dems are too chicken shit to stand up for us, which is how we got where we are to begin with. They're all dirty.

    • @brassbuckles
      @brassbuckles 18 дней назад +1

      Problem is if we take it to the Supreme Court, with the current Justices, he's right: they will hand Trump a win.
      I don't think we should give up, but I'm not sure what can be done given that a win for Trump in this scenario will with complete certainty make things worse going forward.

    • @xyz12345457
      @xyz12345457 18 дней назад

      Yeah right. They are going to say, oh never mind, we were wrong. HA!

    • @AronFigaro
      @AronFigaro 17 дней назад

      They don't, they're not even internationally recognized. States need to start taking action.

  • @graciemiller9596
    @graciemiller9596 18 дней назад +166

    You don’t have to have a law degree or be a judge to know that this guy should be disqualified. It’s in black and white, wake up scotus.

    • @helenhoskins8246
      @helenhoskins8246 18 дней назад +5

      Exactly

    • @WebmastersPost
      @WebmastersPost 18 дней назад +4

      But they dont want to wake up.

    • @michaelknight2897
      @michaelknight2897 18 дней назад +1

      Your entire comment is meaningless. You say it's black and white as if the statement alone is fact or proof.

    • @danielt2547
      @danielt2547 18 дней назад

      For what? Not ONE SINGLE person was charged with insurrection. Only his political enemies and their brain dead minions claim there was one. Now the evidence shows the FBI was there instigating the riot. Funny how the left has hundreds of riots but they are "peaceful", the right has one SMALL riot and it is insurrection. You people are ridiculous

    • @erockromulan9329
      @erockromulan9329 18 дней назад

      More like wake up Congress. SCOTUS has no say on what happens on January 6th 2025. It's up to Congress to remove the disqualification

  • @kennethhumpf6502
    @kennethhumpf6502 17 дней назад +11

    This current Supreme Court totally sucks. Especially Clarence Thomas and Alito.....who should BOTH be Impeached and Removed!

  • @criscaudill2733
    @criscaudill2733 18 дней назад +52

    In other words - we don't fight to uphold the Constitution and keep a maniac from being our president because we don't have total assurance of a win? Well we don't have total assurance of a loss either. No obeying in advance......fight the good fight.

    • @sharonyoxall7553
      @sharonyoxall7553 18 дней назад

      🎯🤨🤬

    • @diane-b2z
      @diane-b2z 17 дней назад

      Totally agree, Noone ever wins anything without at least trying. You cant win the lottery if you dont buy a ticket!

    • @javersowens2035
      @javersowens2035 17 дней назад

      @criscaudill2733
      These guys are pussies, they don't want to fight.
      They don't know what will happen, you are supposed to fight to the death.

  • @rangerider4288
    @rangerider4288 18 дней назад +45

    Wrong Ben! If this _SCOTUS_ is "warped" then let them be "warped", for future posterity to judge! Don't allow them to crawl away in silence!

    • @jaslady22
      @jaslady22 16 дней назад

      It is OUT of scotus hands to even proceed to rule on this! It was a side note for them to give DJT 'Immuntiy', but that doesn't make Donald Trump exempt from his criminal acts! The planning of Jan. 6 (Marjorie Taylor-Greene LOVED bragging about how she just came from a meeting) for the planning of such, along with Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro (Green Bay Sweep) as well as Rudy bragging on his pocket Pardon, knew they were GUILTY of the plan! They cinched this SO perfectly, with a big red bow and a cherry on top! Lap up that whipped cream and savor the flavor of Victory, that takes them down!

  • @humanhelvete
    @humanhelvete 18 дней назад +85

    This is such a tease, but holy crap it would be amazing for him to get disqualified! He should not have been on the ballot in the first place!! 🤬

    • @hopscotchc6n
      @hopscotchc6n 18 дней назад

      That was just something SCOTUS made up out of thin air to protect Trump, that states can't disqualify a candidate from their ballot on constitutional grounds. What if Musk, not being a natural-born citizen, decides to run for president, or somebody under age 35 or a non-resident of U.S., let alone more insurrectionists? The ruling is that states can't disqualify candidates for "federal office," not just president, federal office would include members of Congress, too. We know Congress is already a mess, how is it going to handle passing legislation to stop unqualified candidates from running for the House/Senate & possibly winning seats?

    • @ab6565
      @ab6565 18 дней назад +5

      He already is disqualified. Congress needs to uphold the Constitution and ignore the word salad *smoke and mirrors* from the Justices that did the overreach with their opinions. Those opinions weren't even required to answer the question before the court.

    • @trinabell2793
      @trinabell2793 18 дней назад +1

      All of this for one man F---g Unbelievable!

    • @brassbuckles
      @brassbuckles 18 дней назад

      @@ab6565 The incoming Congress is Republican-leaning. They're not going to vote against Trump. We all know this.

    • @jprevatt
      @jprevatt 17 дней назад

      @@humanhelvete let alone, WIN

  • @Ron-o7e
    @Ron-o7e 16 дней назад +5

    Justice Robert's should be aware that swearing in a constitutionally unqualified president is an impeachable offense.

  • @jimdandy83
    @jimdandy83 18 дней назад +40

    Ben makes a major error in giving 'dicta' a level of binding precedent. It does not. You should be all in with Lights On, which has it right. Don't blow your chance to nail Trump on this. The clock is running and your chickening out doesn't help.

    • @hsquared8774
      @hsquared8774 18 дней назад +16

      Completely agree. I don’t understand why MT doesn’t support Lights On and the peaceful march on Jan 3-5.

    • @LRCW1
      @LRCW1 18 дней назад +3

      Congress has already acted on this. See below:
      Up until 1948 Congress enforced Amendment 14 Section 3 by enacting Sections 14 and 15 of the Enforcement Act of 1870.
      The pertinent portion of which was repealed in 1948; there is still a current federal statute (18 U.S.C. § 2383) that was initially part of the Confiscation Act of 1862 (and revised in 1948), disqualifying insurrectionists from any federal office.
      The Enforcement Act of 1870
      Sections 14 and 15 enforced section three of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, by instructing federal prosecutors to use a writ of quo warranto to remove people from government offices who were disqualified by that amendment. Reasons for such disqualification include insurrection or rebellion against the United States. Holding office contrary to such disqualification became a misdemeanor. The Enforcement Act's quo warranto provisions were repealed in 1948. However, even after that repeal, there remained a federal statute initially contained in the Confiscation Act of 1862 which made insurrection a federal crime, and disqualified insurrectionists from federal offices.
      The current federal statute
      18 U.S. Code § 2383 - Rebellion or insurrection

    • @jimdandy83
      @jimdandy83 18 дней назад

      @@hsquared8774 Possibly, like so many other 'all talk and no action' cowards (ABC anyone?) he is afraid of Trump targetting him and the Meidas Touch.

    • @jimdandy83
      @jimdandy83 18 дней назад

      @@LRCW1 Disagree. It's just gutless Democrats who will let this go by and hope that Congress will turn blue in two years. In addition, Trump's promise, made while he is not yet in office, to pardon J6 perps is a clear violation of the give comfort words in section 3. DOJ or US attorney should bring action NOW based on that.

    • @mollizi2131
      @mollizi2131 18 дней назад +3

      Agree 100%!!! Why should we care if we lose or not, just put it up for a vote and if we do not get 2/3 of congress to withdraw the disqualification than he IS DISQUALIFIED and will not be president!

  • @steveg219
    @steveg219 18 дней назад +31

    You have it backwards - the Democrats should introduce legislation to relieve Trump of the disqualification for insurrection. Then have that vote fail in Congress.
    Now Congress has voted and decided not to remove the disability!
    This would be something the Supreme Court could NOT overturn

    • @DrewNorthup
      @DrewNorthup 18 дней назад +1

      You're presuming Johnson would allow it to come to the floor… There isn't enough time left for a discharge petition.

    • @debitopia
      @debitopia 18 дней назад +5

      I have no idea if you're correct but at least you're not obeying in advance. And if you ARE correct, you're apparently smarter than every legal and Constitutional Scholar out there. Maybe Steve on the internet should be running things, FFS.

    • @Catlover4ever100
      @Catlover4ever100 18 дней назад

      WTF are you thinking?? Every Republican in [and out of] Congress would vote for THAT!! DUMB IDEA!!!!

    • @jeffallen4377
      @jeffallen4377 18 дней назад +2

      I had been thinking of the same idea. It would take a real HR revolt to get it on the floor for a vote. Maybe Johnson will be a “surprise leader “ and let it happen. I doubt that he supports the Constitution over his fear of Trump, though.

    • @steveg219
      @steveg219 18 дней назад

      @@Catlover4ever100 they don’t have a 2/3 majority

  • @erockromulan9329
    @erockromulan9329 18 дней назад +71

    Requiring Congress to pass legislation to declare an adjudicated insurrectionist disqualified for engaging in insurrection is like requiring Congress to pass a law that says someone who is 32 is not old enough to become President. They don't need to pass any legislation for 14AS3 to apply, it's already in the Constitution.
    14AS5 refers to the necessary legislation to enforce the myriad of stipulations listed in 14AS1 about equal rights, etc. 14AS3 requires no legislation at all. It self-executes just like the other disqualifications.

    • @hopscotchc6n
      @hopscotchc6n 18 дней назад +8

      Exactly, you get it. What's hard to understand is why so many people don't.

    • @alexna.2911
      @alexna.2911 18 дней назад

      That's the way it should be. That's what everyone argued. THE SUPREME COURT DISAGREED WITH THE LANGUAGE, AND EXCUSED T**** BY THEMSELVES.

    • @magdatorres4095
      @magdatorres4095 17 дней назад +2

      The vocabulary and text is very direct, yes!

    • @robertbrown7470
      @robertbrown7470 17 дней назад

      Adjudicated insurrectionist, where do you get this stuff from - dreams?

    • @bobmorgan1575
      @bobmorgan1575 17 дней назад

      He was never charged or convicted in a FEDERAL court of law. States do not have jurisdiction to enforce Federal codes, that is the purview of the Department of Justice.

  • @abelardogonzales8283
    @abelardogonzales8283 15 дней назад +1

    Anything That He Does Illegally He Gets Away With It! 'Coz They're Afraid, Cowardly Coward, And Scared To Do Anything About It! Somebody Or Someone Needs To Have A Guts To Fight Him For The Sake Of Our Country, Democracy Freedom, Future, People, And Society!!

  • @gingerschatshow
    @gingerschatshow 18 дней назад +53

    Ben- that is so stupid and I think a class action lawsuit by the whole country should start.............. The Supreme Court need to go back to law school and try again.

  • @richarddapollo8790
    @richarddapollo8790 18 дней назад +76

    Three Supreme Court justices made it clear that they thought they were overreaching, i.e, re-writing the Constitution.

    • @ab6565
      @ab6565 18 дней назад +4

      It wasn't that they were re-writing the Constitution. The "overreach" was in giving a *smoke n mirrors* performance when none of that word salad was necessary AT ALL to answer the one question that was before them.

    • @lisalasers
      @lisalasers 18 дней назад

      @@ab6565that word salad is called dicta.

    • @rakeshmalik5385
      @rakeshmalik5385 17 дней назад +3

      That's because they were, but their rewrite is outside of their authority and therefore both an illegal ruling and a crime.

    • @Jameson24241
      @Jameson24241 17 дней назад

      I don't disagree with what you are saying but Barrette agreed witht he 3 liberal justices, so it was 5-4. Ben just doesn't like to mention that a conservative was on board with the 3 other justices because it burns him LOL. In another video, he said 4 justices agreed on the overreach by accident and then immediately said 3 so that it looked like it was only the liberal justices that said it was an overreach.

    • @richarddapollo8790
      @richarddapollo8790 17 дней назад

      @Jameson24241 Thanks for that !

  • @alicewaggle6803
    @alicewaggle6803 18 дней назад +36

    It has never will never be in the Supreme Court’s Job Description to Abrogate any CONSTITUTIONAL LAWS !

    • @jaslady22
      @jaslady22 16 дней назад

      They tried to be relevant in 'Ruling' as far as 'Immunity', what Donald has a cloak of coverage for his 'Acts', but the criminality and blatant immoral lawlessness of his causing the chaos then standing still, in his 'Dereliction of duty', laid the ground for his criminal acts (by NOT acting) to stop the madness! He's GUILTY, as well as DISQUALIFIED from EVER holding office! Madame President, it is!

  • @The6thelement9413
    @The6thelement9413 16 дней назад +5

    I will never forgive the USA for Trump!!!

  • @singlelifeok
    @singlelifeok 18 дней назад +33

    I’m showing up January 6, 2025 to protest.

    • @Hadenufyet
      @Hadenufyet 18 дней назад +10

      👏🏻👏🏻Be safe 🇺🇸

    • @Juliana-g9y9q
      @Juliana-g9y9q 18 дней назад +3

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      TODOS A LA CALLE POR FAVOR 💙 💙 💙 💙 💙 💙 💙 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪

    • @diane-b2z
      @diane-b2z 17 дней назад

      There is to be a March in WASH DC on Jan 3-5, Google it -Now-March. I could not put the actual website on here cause everytime I try, YOutube or someone removes the comment. The more people who know and can go the better!!!!!

    • @bethwaller1789
      @bethwaller1789 17 дней назад

      The march is being held Jan 3-5.

    • @ulknatmelknatu
      @ulknatmelknatu 16 дней назад

      Peacefully and patriotic.

  • @diane-b2z
    @diane-b2z 17 дней назад +56

    IF Federal legislation is required to enact the 14th amendment then IT SHOULD BE DONE NOW!!

    • @JohnBolenbaugh
      @JohnBolenbaugh 16 дней назад +1

      Will never happen. Trump is amazing. A true patriot and American hero. Best President in my lifetime

    • @DemoCATicMAN
      @DemoCATicMAN 15 дней назад

      @@JohnBolenbaugh G F Y traitor.

    • @diane-b2z
      @diane-b2z 14 дней назад

      @@JohnBolenbaugh Seriously delusional!!! and amazing that anyone would still think that way, are you deaf and blind??? He is voted as THIRD WORST PRESIDENT in HISTORY

  • @danpoole4915
    @danpoole4915 18 дней назад +76

    The Roberts Court reeks of raw sewage bubbling up through the sinkhole that is Thomas and Alito.

    • @robertjones9537
      @robertjones9537 18 дней назад

      It’s not just Alito and Thomas it’s also the Sexual Predator Kavanaugh Gorsuch Barrett and Robert’s. They are all Bought and Paid for

  • @wd-4034
    @wd-4034 12 дней назад

    The "Extreme Court" has wandered far off the reservation!

  • @chrisstephens6673
    @chrisstephens6673 18 дней назад +120

    Why is the constitution ignored where the incoming messiah is concerned? Why is he thought so special?

    • @charlesgreen9623
      @charlesgreen9623 18 дней назад +19

      Why is he immune from the law? Why doesn’t he have to pay taxes, but we do?

    • @Elishaaeden
      @Elishaaeden 18 дней назад +5

      He is not messiah he only thinks he is when yahusha comes he will be made to atone

    • @ken481959
      @ken481959 18 дней назад +3

      ​@@Elishaaedenyeah, that's never going to happen.

    • @andyleighton6969
      @andyleighton6969 18 дней назад

      Millions and millions of dollars spent to buy the court system, right the way up to SCOTUS,

    • @PattiWatson-tw2uc
      @PattiWatson-tw2uc 18 дней назад +2

      That's what I'd like yo know also .....I guess that's why he needsso many billionaires....they can buy it 😅😅😅

  • @dr.douglaspeterson2598
    @dr.douglaspeterson2598 18 дней назад +78

    There's a differences between being elected, vs being sworn in. He could run, but he can't be allowed.

    • @Esc4pe_velocity
      @Esc4pe_velocity 18 дней назад +1

      This!!

    • @robinantonio8870
      @robinantonio8870 18 дней назад +2

      So why allowed to run? Pointless

    • @FriedPi-mc5yt
      @FriedPi-mc5yt 18 дней назад

      He’s going to be sworn in because the people elected him. He also won the popular vote. If you deny the election you’re a threat to our democracy.

    • @Soapandwater6
      @Soapandwater6 17 дней назад

      @@robinantonio8870 I know! The Supreme Court knew that it would be too hard to stop him if he got elected. That's why they chose that path instead of stopping him themselves. If we stop him now, the civil war would commence!

    • @ulknatmelknatu
      @ulknatmelknatu 16 дней назад

      This is false.

  • @kathypeterson1599
    @kathypeterson1599 18 дней назад +127

    So Biden and Kamala refuse to leave the White House. Simple as that!!!!

    • @TJ-s5f
      @TJ-s5f 18 дней назад

      .....they conceded....wtf dream f'n world do you f'n live in? Brains matter.

    • @angelabuchan9872
      @angelabuchan9872 18 дней назад +2

      Or Vance becomes president and needs to pardon trump

    • @hopscotchc6n
      @hopscotchc6n 18 дней назад +3

      When did you hear them say that?

    • @tschickel27
      @tschickel27 18 дней назад +4

      @@angelabuchan9872I don’t think it works like that. The entire ticket would be canceled.

    • @peterk4134
      @peterk4134 18 дней назад +1

      Simple English for justice’s wordplay.

  • @cindyklint7385
    @cindyklint7385 17 дней назад +5

    Disgrace! John G. Roberts, Jr., Clarence Thomas, Samuel A. Alito, Jr., Brett M. Kavanaugh, Amy Coney Barrett ⚖️ lock them up! Prison for the traitors!!! ⚖️ Shame on Them!!!

  • @cliffraleighnc2997
    @cliffraleighnc2997 17 дней назад +28

    What about (S.4573-Dec 2022) Electoral Count Reform Act; section 109, which states objections to Electoral Votes can be brought for votes not “regularly given”, meaning not pursuant to law, such as votes for an ineligible candidate. It further explicitly includes supporting insurrection as producing ineligibility. Members of Congress would disobey their Constitutional Oath if they allow an insurrection supporter to hold office.
    🙏🇺🇸💙

    • @flatfingertuning727
      @flatfingertuning727 17 дней назад

      Further, I think Trump's overt statements should be prima facie evidence that he is an enemy of the Constitution. One could plausibly argue that the Colorado decision was not intended to help Trump become President, but rather to allow him to be defeated at the ballot box, which would arguably have been better than having the Court uphold his disqualification, but a J6 vote for Donald Trump would represent giving aid and comfort to the enemy unless preceded by an unequivocal declaration that Trump would be ineligible unless or until 290 Representatives and 67 Senators vote to make him eligible, which could theoretically happen after the 2026 elecctions. The 20th Amendment would then present a clear path forward: Vance would serve as Acting President unless or until Trump qualifies (and if Trump never qualifies, Vance will be a VP who served for more than two years as Acting President, and could thus only be elected President once. A slightly better sequence of events would be if enough Republicans could be convinced to carry out a third impeachment trial which could then anambiguously make Trump ineligible (the argument that the Senate would cease to have jurisdiction at the end of Trump's term would no longer hold water now that Trump's own lawyers have claimed that only the Senate would have such jurisdiction).

    • @JoyPeace-ej2uv
      @JoyPeace-ej2uv 17 дней назад +1

      Excellent Trump did not support an insurrection so we are good to go. He specifically said go peaceably and make your voices heard.

    • @bradleyengland8674
      @bradleyengland8674 16 дней назад

      ​@@JoyPeace-ej2uvabsolutely right case closed. All the people saying this and that. It's not going to happen. Trump was never convicted of any insurrection.

  • @jenniferkaluzny9274
    @jenniferkaluzny9274 18 дней назад +130

    Let's just do it!! Lets get the ball rolling and invoke the 14th Amendment! The judges are getting sick of him and his crap. His E. Jean Carroll suit didn't get dismissed like he thought it would. Teflon doesn't last forever! Let's get this prick and uphold the Constitution!!! This is our land, not his!!

    • @jpartin3471
      @jpartin3471 18 дней назад +5

      you're absolutely delusional

    • @mateomelendez3733
      @mateomelendez3733 18 дней назад +8

      Yes, let's stop Trump NOW!!!

    • @MiracleFound
      @MiracleFound 18 дней назад +2

      ​@@jpartin3471every accusation is a confession.

    • @ursulasoames8602
      @ursulasoames8602 18 дней назад

      @@jpartin3471 No ! ! The convicted criminal and rapist is ! So are his cult followers . Grow up 🤡

    • @Catlover4ever100
      @Catlover4ever100 18 дней назад

      @@MiracleFound HUH????

  • @TallyRocky
    @TallyRocky 18 дней назад +54

    The US as a country is over. Corruption has prevailed.

    • @frederickmiller5492
      @frederickmiller5492 18 дней назад

      it's been this way for a long, long time. It's ironic that Dumptruck is the one who has really brought it all forward - but he only did so because of his unconstitutional actions and his profuse vomit spread all over social media. The level of hypocrisy and irony here is massive - especially from the GOP.

    • @diane-b2z
      @diane-b2z 17 дней назад

      So Right, especially when attorneys like these find any excuse to not even try to fight for our freedom.

    • @robertbrown7470
      @robertbrown7470 17 дней назад

      What corruption has prevailed?

    • @bethwaller1789
      @bethwaller1789 17 дней назад

      I am afraid you're right.

  • @Laura-te1sk
    @Laura-te1sk 18 дней назад +28

    Would t it be great if the constitution stands firm with the help of congress.

    • @Soapandwater6
      @Soapandwater6 17 дней назад

      Yes. But, unfortunately, Congress is infested with MAGATs. They will do nothing.

  • @cherylblaum3088
    @cherylblaum3088 18 дней назад +18

    We must push this to the logical end, and get ALL congress people on record, and ALL Supreme Court members on record and work at recalling those who do not uphold their constitutional commitment. Even if we "know" it will fail and be a win for Trump. Members of congress can change their minds when the people stand up for what is right!

    • @loisdavis434
      @loisdavis434 18 дней назад +1

      I'm a bit confused. I thought after hearing this that the first part says that in order for a insurrectionist to be put into office that Congress has to vote by 60% or 2/3rds to allow that person to take office. So, it seems to me that this needs to be done. I find it hard to believe that they would get that substantial a majority to waive the disqualification. The second part , if I understand it right, the second part states that any laws enacted concerning this matter has to comply with the first part. Am I wrong?

  • @ginahill503
    @ginahill503 18 дней назад +23

    SCOTUS IS ILLEGITIMATE!

  • @OtisandClydesManagement
    @OtisandClydesManagement 17 дней назад +2

    Bless your hearts!!

  • @Justsomedoood
    @Justsomedoood 17 дней назад +10

    Send a letter to your representative requesting them to object to certification. Did that today, super easy and straight forward. It’s at least a step in the right direction.

    • @Puffywolf
      @Puffywolf 15 дней назад

      Already did like 5 or 6 times

  • @tinanoll4100
    @tinanoll4100 18 дней назад +20

    Dear god everyone knows right from wrong…. It’s a fight not looking for a sure win. Fight for our constitution!!!!

  • @WTF-204
    @WTF-204 18 дней назад +40

    SCOTUS said Colorado couldn't remove Trump from the ballot, it said nothing about sec3, 14th Amendment in the case of swearing in.

    • @DJRaevenHeart
      @DJRaevenHeart 17 дней назад

      Yet sec. 3 states ANY office. Having his name on a ballot constitutes as qualifying and eligible for the Office the ballot is for. Doesn't matter State ballot or ballot for US President, the "any" office still applies.
      So regardless of the Justices' ruling, the Constitution says he doesn't qualify to be on that ballot...Period. If I remember correctly, only the Legislative Branch can amend or rewrite the Constitution. Even a US Justice doesn't have the power to do it.

    • @WTF-204
      @WTF-204 17 дней назад

      @@DJRaevenHeart , Exactly, as I pointed out the Chief Justice can NOT swear in Trump according to the Constitution.
      SCOTUS made up the Colorado ruling but sec3 14th Amendment says, Trump can't be sworn in, the Chief Justice will be ignoring the Constitution if he trys.

  • @olinewright6877
    @olinewright6877 17 дней назад +2

    The thing is McCain had to prove he was a natural-born citizen when he ran for president before he was on the ballot (he was born to military parents I think it was in Panama and on the military base which is US property. There should be no ability for Trump to be able to take the oath especially since some of the people on January 6th were actually sentenced for insurrection if I recall correctly. His delay in acting on the insurrection on the 6th and his continued support of those involved should be enough to show aid and comfort to people involved in the insurrection. This would mean that in order to serve the office, Congress must follow the dictates of the Constitution to remove the restriction mentioned in the 14th amendment.

    • @davidwelsh8026
      @davidwelsh8026 16 дней назад

      You recalled incorrectly, no one has ever been charged or convicted of insurrection. It was all just a peaceful protest.

  • @garysmith9265
    @garysmith9265 18 дней назад +54

    My President Joe needs to call DARK BRANDON!!!

    • @trustno1167
      @trustno1167 18 дней назад +2

      He's called "dark brandon" because there is no light on

    • @Shlogger
      @Shlogger 18 дней назад

      That's really funny. I'm sure Palestinian children are laughing it up.

    • @Gloria-h5m
      @Gloria-h5m 18 дней назад +1

      ​@@trustno1167 And vp trump does😂😂😂

    • @roseblake5803
      @roseblake5803 18 дней назад

      @@ShloggerJoe has never been to Palestine

    • @Shlogger
      @Shlogger 18 дней назад

      @@roseblake5803

  • @ra4719
    @ra4719 18 дней назад +115

    Thank you, Harry and Ben. I would have lost my mind without you guys.

    • @Searchd4U
      @Searchd4U 18 дней назад +5

      Same here 😵‍💫

    • @hsquared8774
      @hsquared8774 18 дней назад +6

      Have you checked out Jessica Denson, she’s been on this for a while.

    • @paullangley1938
      @paullangley1938 18 дней назад +1

      All you dems have already lost your minds

    • @christinaperdue5868
      @christinaperdue5868 18 дней назад +2

      Ben is making me crazy.

    • @ab6565
      @ab6565 18 дней назад

      @@hsquared8774 I have and it's WELL WORTH doing so. I highly recommend checking her videos out. Brian Tyler Cohen also has an interview with Kirschner that's really clear about all of it but Denson is top notch.

  • @williamharvey7006
    @williamharvey7006 18 дней назад +30

    As I recall the case was about whether he could run. It wasn't about whether he could serve. Two different topics!
    Challenge his certification in Congress and challenge him likewise in Court.

    • @1020kerry
      @1020kerry 18 дней назад

      The law says “hold office”

    • @firebird2
      @firebird2 18 дней назад

      The Denver Court ruled that Trump was guilty of insurrection which disqualified him from holding office. However, nothing prevented Trump for running for the office he could not hold. Therefore, Trump's name remained on the CO ballot. This decision was upheld by the CO Supreme Court.

    • @debitopia
      @debitopia 18 дней назад

      @@1020kerry Yes, the CONSTITUTION says he can't "hold office'. Which is what the poster was referring to.

  • @cindyklint7385
    @cindyklint7385 17 дней назад +1

    Not Americans: John G. Roberts, Jr., Clarence Thomas, Samuel A. Alito, Jr., Brett M. Kavanaugh, Amy Coney Barrett

  • @michellesilva7043
    @michellesilva7043 18 дней назад +53

    Corruption shouldn't have a vote

    • @robertbrown7470
      @robertbrown7470 17 дней назад

      Both political parties are seriously corrupt. Do you think that neither party votes in Congress or that both parties are not corrupt?

  • @user-ln3bd9gz5v
    @user-ln3bd9gz5v 17 дней назад +36

    States may not be able to block him from holding office, but Federal Congress can! Do your job!

  • @BerniceCobb-n7u
    @BerniceCobb-n7u 18 дней назад +20

    The state supreme courts said they believed he committed an insurrection. Either their ruling is legal or not. Just because the bought federal Supreme Court didn’t like the state’s rules I don’t understand how that makes it untrue.

    • @davidwelsh8026
      @davidwelsh8026 16 дней назад

      The federal Supreme Court can overrule a state Supreme Court, you know this. Cmon man

  • @robertdemchuk
    @robertdemchuk 17 дней назад +2

    ... that decision from the supreme court was bot & paid for, it couldnt hav hapnd anyothr way... 😮

  • @flipczech
    @flipczech 18 дней назад +24

    Great, so all we can do is hope someone does what they’re supposed to do. Had no idea our democratic system was this flimsy.

    • @blastypowpow
      @blastypowpow 18 дней назад +4

      Same with the legal profession

  • @yinyang7412
    @yinyang7412 18 дней назад +15

    Another perspective to view this discussion is that "just letting it go and continuing to fight afterwards by pointing out every inroad against democratic rule" is simply political pundits creating future job security for themselves by leaving the door open wide for them to just have lots of things to keep talking about in the future.

    • @frodosdojo
      @frodosdojo 18 дней назад +1

      Well, said. It's an incredibly ridiculous notion.

    • @sharonyoxall7553
      @sharonyoxall7553 18 дней назад

      One does have to wonder ……🤨