Oh, so you're one of those totalitarians who thinks that the Federal Government can do anything and everything except what the Constitution specifically says it can't do.
Sorry, it's the other way around. The Federal Government can only do what the Constitution specifically says it can do.
Ergo, the burden of proof is upon you to show me the clauses in the Constitution which say that a State can be turned out against its will.
I'm waiting.
Isn't that what you're saying about secession? The Constitution does not forbid a state to leave so a state can leave. Well, the Constitution also does not say that a state cannot be turned out of the Union against its will. So therefore it must be permitted, right?
Sorry, it's the other way around. The Federal Government can only do what the Constitution specifically says it can do.
I'm taking about the states, not the government. Do try to keep up.
I'm waiting.
As am I. So answer the question. Can a state be turned out of the Union against its will by the other states, yes or no? If not, why not?