Could Trump Be Blocked from Office? Section 3 of the 14th Amendment Debate

Can Donald Trump be banned from becoming president? Learn how Section 3 of the 14th Amendment could disqualify a presidential candidate from office. Discover the legal, political, and historical factors shaping this critical debate.

Explore the critical debates surrounding Section 3 of the 14th Amendment and whether it can block Donald Trump from becoming president again. Learn about the legal arguments, historical context, and the political implications of this rarely used constitutional clause. Understand how Congress could act, the hurdles involved, and the role of the Supreme Court in shaping these discussions. This topic dives into constitutional law, justice, and the balance of power, providing clarity on a complex and important issue.

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[jdbush]

When I hear somebody say, "No one is above the law, " I don't know whether to laugh or scream!

[douglasmerkel]

Either we have a constitution or we don't. Apply it as written!

[richardogden]

I don’t care which party did it. If it violates the constitution. They should go to jail or at least be disqualified.

[MarthaRichardson-hp]

We need to go forward with the previous laws that the forefathers set in law. Honestly.

[dianed]

Enforce the Constitution, it’s what all lawmakers are sworn to do.

[CLClay-xp]

Yes! it's not about abuse of power, it's about constitutional wisdom, knowledge and above all Understanding.

[RogerP-pd]

Why have a constitution. If it does not apply.

[aliceramirez]

What is the United States if it doesn't follow the rules and laws of the Constitution looks like other see us as some sick country it's time to move forward and do what needs to be done ⚖️😩😡

[Godiswatching]

There's always a twisted CATCH, WITH BILLIONAIRES!

[josephodonnell]

I wish Congress had a spine, and would enforce the LAW!

[jessiemcdaniel]

Always and excuses for the big rich people to win

[robinkennedy]

Section 3 is self-actualizing. It does not require Congress.

[jeffcotner]

Try and keep him out let's see what happens

[christinaweibel]

I follow congresspeople on YouTube and I have been messaging them about this especially Jamie Raskin.

[lougreco]

The senators and congress need to be primaried who dont step up to hold to their oath .They are all complacent in their duties

[dunamisespada]

I am so sick of hearing the same thing about Donald trump keep talking and talking about it just do it lord have mercy

[ronosga]

We have 11, 780 reasons to disqualify him and that's way more than we need.

[joeedwards]

He should be if it was the other way around he would be saying lock her up. Put that person away. He doesn’t mean the people good or his followers that going in the office with him.

[benevolencia]

Will the politicians who swore to “defend the constitution actually use the constitution to protect, and preserve the constitution, and our democracy from insurrectionists?

May we finally come together as one people to discern the patriotic from treasonous, not by their lofty and false promises, but by their foul and despicable deeds.

[dianedegezelle-gomz]

If Congress doesn't use section 3 of Article 14 they are ignoring Constitutional law. Which sets precedent for ignoring Constitutional for other infractions.