Nostra
Diamond Member
- Oct 7, 2019
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It requires someone to have participated in an insurrection. The way to determine that in the US is thru a trial and conviction.As stated many times, the precise wording in the 14th, with no additions or subtractions, DOES NOT REQUIRE A CONVICTION, of inciting, aiding the enemy, a rebellion or insurrection....
AND those prevented from holding office again, were given no trial or due process, it was self evident.
There is an allotment in the section 3 that gives an objector their due process for his objection...
The Congress can reverse the decision to keep the traitorous previous oath pledger from holding office again, thru 2/3s on the U.S. Congress voting to override the section 3 provisions from the candidate....and allowing him to run.
Innocent until proven guilty and all that.......