[knarf]

"1. This would pose the greatest constitutional crisis in US History. How would the Supreme Court rule on this?"

I'm convinced Chief Justice Roberts purposely flubbed the oath hoping it would go through and maybe later (after some documents had been uncovered ?) zero could be removed without a real constitutional crisis.

(I personally believe Roberts had doubts about the Kenyan, but couldn't prove it, and hoped SOMEone would )

AND

I personally think there SHOULD be that Constitutional conflict.

Let's get it on and may the founders win.

If not, we have them as terrific leaders/mentors as our guide to revolution (again)

[BerryDingle]

I'm convinced Chief Justice Roberts purposely flubbed the oath

I never thought of that. I always thought it was Zeoro's gaffe because Roberts didn't use a teleprompter and podium.

[avenir]

Let's get it on and may the founders win. / If not, we have them as terrific leaders/mentors as our guide to revolution (again)

At some point don't we wake up and realize THEY (the Founders) are our true authorities and that THEY enumerated rights no one is entitled to take away through time and shenanigans? Once evil and insanity become "law" are we obligated before God to obey? I do believe God instituted all authority, but He expects us to resist evil as well.