No. The definition of treason is in Article III of the Constitution.
Wouldn’t it be “giving aid and comfort” to the enemy of the United States if somebody (such as, for instance, Nancy Pelosi) perjured herself by swearing that a usurper was eligible? Or anybody who KNEW that a foreign takeover of the White House was happening and still voted to certify the election results?
We honestly don’t even know if Obama is a United States citizen. (And I don’t say that lightly at all; see http://butterdezillion.wordpress.com/2010/01/11/red-flags-in-hawaii-2/ to see some of my research on this subject.) If a non-US citizen tried to take over the White House, that person would be an enemy of the United States - right? If Hugo Chavez, for instance, tried to become president he would be recognized as an enemy of the US, wouldn’t he?
What would be considered “giving comfort and aid” to such a person? Would suppressing investigations of him? I realize that somebody giving comfort and aid out of ignorance that the person was an enemy of the US is different, but I’m talking about people who either knew or would have known if they had done a reasonable level of diligence.