Please give me a reference on where the Constitution defines the “first and most important thing associated with the oath of office”.
You still haven’t answered the question, how would you enforce your proclamation? How would you close them down? What would you do when everyone ignored your proclamation?
The response by EV is so simplistic, it sounds like something coming from a Miss America contestant.
EV: “On my first day as president I would close every abortion clinic in the country.”
Miss California: “On my first day as president I would end world hunger and eliminate wars forever.”
Well, I guess it's a given that Tom would have gotten millions of votes in order to be elected, so I suppose he could just call on his followers to grab their crowbars and chainsaws and take direct action. If that's what floats yer boat.....
The funny thing is, an America which would elect someone on this "platform" is certainly also an America which would have repealed Roe and made abortion illegal, state by state. But doing it the old-fashioned way like that just doesn't send a tingle up the leg like direct action does.....
Unlike yourself, apparently, I’ve examined what the founders of this free republic considered to be the most important thing.
The equal protection of the God-given, unalienable rights of the people, beginning with the right to life, is at the top of their priorities every time.
And again, abortion violates every single clause of the stated purposes of the Constitution, and its explicit, imperative requirements, as spelled out in multiple amendments.
What do you consider to be the first obligation of the oath?