[hoagy62]

The problem is that it is already too late.

There is nothing I’m aware of in the Constitution that will allow for such an action. The Founders likely never even planned for anything such as we’ve experienced, because they likely assumed that anyone trying to pull it off would be stopped before they got a chance to do it.

The election has been stolen, the illegitimate president has been sworn in, and the corrupt media has been and is now cramming their lying propaganda into the mush-headed sheeple who refuse to think for themselves.

The only solution is something that we are no longer allowed to discuss.

[lakecumberlandvet]

The Constitution doesn’t provide for the clown show that is taking place in the U.S. senate even as I type. Maybe it’s time to set a corrective precedent.

[MountainWalker]

Cernovich said something on the Bannon War Room a week or two ago that stuck with me: our political opposition is basically the Khmer Rouge that is only constrained by our second amendment.

[pfflier]

I agree with your analysis. The supreme court already dismissed one allegation as moot since the electoral college had already been granted safe haven.

Right, wrong or indifferent, the constitutional checkmarks have been made.

[JimRed]

The problem is that it is already too late.

For this go-round, maybe. But it will continue forever if they get away with it this time, without consequences. People should be going to prison for their behavior.

[fwdude]

The only solution is something that we are no longer allowed to discuss.

I hear you.