[SeekAndFind]

Presuming a situation (for the sake of argument) where the 2020 election was stolen from Trump — a position that does have evidence to support it — the current administration would be illegitimate and the United States would have ceased to be a Republic. In that case, the Constitution and other republican laws would not, in fact, help the American people, because they only work as protections under a system of government that would have ceased to exist. Perhaps, instead of falsely accusing Trump of wanting to end the Constitution, the media should instead take on that argument.

The truly controversial and bombshell thing Trump claimed was that we are no longer living in a Republic. That’s what the media — and the American people — should be debating.

[Chgogal]

Commentary worth reading.

https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4114202/posts

[ronnie raygun]

take away in trumps original statement

“allows for the termination of all rules, regulations, and articles”

What the coup have done and continue to do is to pay no attention to the constitution and at this point we might as well not have one

[PIF]

The truly controversial and bombshell thing Trump claimed was that we are no longer living in a Republic

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And haven’t been since Noxious Nixon. You are just noting another stage in the clamp down.

[Colo9250]

Your analysis is spot on.

[Georgia Girl 2]

The constitution has already been suspended. No part of our current illegitimate govt is operating within the constitution. There is no way to fix this without drastic action. Trump is well aware of what needs to happen. He’s just trying to bring the public along so they are mentally prepared for it.