[reformedliberal]

Agree with you both.

We do not need a constitutional crisis, especially over the Constitution, itself. The left is just aching to call a Constitutional Convention. This will bite us in the butt if we push it.

History will condemn zerO, the left, the media and, likely, the mass of the electorate that brought this upon us. We are known as a country that fights its political battles at the ballot box. We must do it that way, again.

[little jeremiah]

So in order for people to be informed when they vote, the truth about Zero needs to get out there. His lack of eligibility as well as the lies that constitute his myth-life in his book - it needs to be shouted all over the place.

This “we don’t need a Constitutional crisis” - sorry, the horse is out of the barn, been sold twice, died, and been made into dog food.

We HAVE a Constitutional crisis. Ignoring it makes it a crisis times ten.

[rxsid]

We're already in a Constitutional crisis with an admitted multi-national playing the part of Commander in Chief of the armed forces.

To allow an illegal President to simply be "voted out" would be a travesty. He would be allowed to "openly" set a precedent.

Keyes said it correctly tonight when he said elections do not trump the Constitution.

[okie01]

History will condemn zerO, the left, the media and, likely, the mass of the electorate that brought this upon us.

That will hugely depend on who writes the history of these times.

I recall personal histories of Hitler' Germany -- e.g., Albert Speer' "Inside The Third Reich". The writers were invariably incapable of explaining why what happened happened.

There is a similar feeling about these days. How did we come to be such a self-destructive society, so dismissive of our past? It is as if, during the sixties, we were infected with a malign virus...and many have now become crazed with its fever.

These are difficult times -- but, as a country, we've been through them before. God bless the USA.