It won’t hold up under challenge. If he was acquitted on charges of inciting an insurrection, then legally it means he was found innocent and that he didn’t incite an insurrection. Thanks to Senate proceedings and the lovely Mockingbird media, it’s documented. So if they vote to invoke the 14th, SCOTUS will look at it and laugh.
It won’t hold up under challenge. If he was acquitted on charges of inciting an insurrection, then legally it means he was found innocent and that he didn’t incite an insurrection. Thanks to Senate proceedings and the lovely Mockingbird media, it’s documented. So if they vote to invoke the 14th, SCOTUS will look at it and laugh.
Those same senators get to vote on it.
You make it sound like it has to go through SCOTUS?
It does. If he runs again the court is to decide whether is enforceable or not. I read up on it last night because it became a worry for me.
Where would I read this same information?
Let me see if I can find it again
https://www.lawfareblog.com/14th-amendments-disqualification-provision-and-events-jan-6
It’s in the first few paragraphs about it requiring concurrence from the courts. Sorry, I’m stupid and bungled the link option, but it’s there