Domestic enemies

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Those attempting a coup are domestic enemies. Remember, she and every elected official is to protect against that? It is in their oath in which Trump and many Trumpers are violating.
 

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So I guess I know who's starting the civil war.


Dems are completely in charge now. So, by definition it would be the Reps starting any kind of civil war. Never ceases to amaze me how weak the Reps are, but they like to sound so strong.
 

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Those attempting a coup are domestic enemies. Remember, she and every elected official is to protect against that? It is in their oath in which Trump and many Trumpers are violating.

So when Democrats objected years ago, like Republicans have today, they were domestic enemies as well?

Or are you flying those hypocritical colors again today.
 

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So when Democrats objected years ago, like Republicans have today, they were domestic enemies as well?

Or are you flying those hypocritical colors again today.
Do you understand the concept of context or are you really that simple minded as you sound?

Years ago, the process was objected to due to alleged voter suppression. Today it is due to alleged voter fraud. Years ago, the act was not an attempt to reverse the election and dismiss votes. Today, it is.

JFC, you are moronic.
 

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Nobody is suggesting that. Cruz has the correct idea.
I wouldn't say nobody. The President is.

And I am totally against Congress getting involved with elections. I would think that would horrify "conservatives" and "libertarians". Sounds like something directly out of a Schumer dream, imo.
 

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I wouldn't say nobody. The President is.

And I am totally against Congress getting involved with elections. I would think that would horrify "conservatives" and "libertarians". Sounds like something directly out of a Schumer dream, imo.
You decentralize government by having the federal government overturn some cherry-picked state election results. That's in the Constitution, I'm sure of it.
 

dave

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I wouldn't say nobody. The President is.

And I am totally against Congress getting involved with elections. I would think that would horrify "conservatives" and "libertarians". Sounds like something directly out of a Schumer dream, imo.
The president said to send it back to the states that have requested it.
 

dave

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You decentralize government by having the federal government overturn some cherry-picked state election results. That's in the Constitution, I'm sure of it.
That isnt what is being demanded.
 

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The president said to send it back to the states that have requested it.
Is that the Oopsie clause of the Constitution? The President said his Veep had the sole power to overturn the electors and send it back to the states. Again, not no one.
 

dave

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Is that the Oopsie clause of the Constitution? The President said his Veep had the sole power to overturn the electors and send it back to the states. Again, not no one.
Its in Article 2.
 

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That isnt what is being demanded.
What are the demands then? They've tried the courts, but have not made a winning case by showing evidence of their claims. I think the exception was the distance between poll monitors and vote counters.
 

dave

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What are the demands then? They've tried the courts, but have not made a winning case by showing evidence of their claims. I think the exception was the distance between poll monitors and vote counters.
Why are you asking me? This is all being done out in the open publically.

The problem in America today is everyone wants someone else to give them information instead of seeking information.

Look up the 1876 election. That is what Cruz is calling for to resolve a similar situation.
 

mule_eer

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Its in Article 2.
Which part of Article 2? I'd love to see the quote. Article 2, Section 1 lays out thd process. I don't recall any language that says the President of the Senate can send the certified results back to the states for additional review.
 

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Do you understand the concept of context or are you really that simple minded as you sound?

Years ago, the process was objected to due to alleged voter suppression. Today it is due to alleged voter fraud. Years ago, the act was not an attempt to reverse the election and dismiss votes. Today, it is.

JFC, you are moronic.

:joy: :joy: :joy:

The fact that you believe the **** you spew is what makes it so damn funny.
 

dave

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Which part of Article 2? I'd love to see the quote. Article 2, Section 1 lays out thd process. I don't recall any language that says the President of the Senate can send the certified results back to the states for additional review.
If only all of our founding documents were somewhere so everyone could read them for themselves.
 

mule_eer

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If only all of our founding documents were somewhere so everyone could read them for themselves.
I read it to make sure. No where in Article 2 was there a reference to the President of the Senate returning certified vote counts back to the states for review. You are the one claiming it says it, so you should be able to quote it.
 

dave

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I read it to make sure. No where in Article 2 was there a reference to the President of the Senate returning certified vote counts back to the states for review. You are the one claiming it says it, so you should be able to quote it.
I have several times. Im not you damn tutor boy.
 

mule_eer

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I have several times. Im not you damn tutor boy.
I did a search on article posted by Dave. Today you used the word. No other instances back to 2018 that were not referencing a news article. Care to back your claim, because I'm calling bs on your claim that it's in the article and your claim that you have posted it before.

Again, I read the entirety of Article 2 before asking you to quote the section. If you are wrong, just admit it. If you are right, you can back your claim.