Want to see Trump prohibited from registering as a candidate for the Precedential Election in your state?

Take a look at this news video: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/challenging-donald-trump-s-qualification-for-election-from-your-email-inbox/vi-AA1fODIH?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=a5c4ae6cae22461b83eafcde2eb25f07&ei=53

The video clearly explains the legality of it (under the 14th Amendment) and Dean Obeidallah at https://deanobeidallah.com/ has a form letter you can request and email to your State's Attorney General.

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KunsanVeteran · M

14th Amendment, paragraph 3 is self actuating and does not require a conviction, impeachment, or act of Congress.

The Secretaries of State in MI, GA, NV, and PA are discussing this possibility among themselves. Some of the most influential advocates are Republicans—real Republicans (I.e not MAGAs)!

Graylight · 51-55, F

@KunsanVeteran Yes, but it will be an unprecedented and extraordinarily polarizing stand for any one state to make, and their interests tend to lay close to home. Of the few blue states out there, you'd need every one of them on board. Or California, which is something Newsome might push..

KunsanVeteran · M

@Graylight MI, GA, AZ, and NM State Secretaries of State are talking (led primarily by Sec. Benson at this point) and a GOP minor candidate is filing a case in FL. There is the beginnings of a coordinated effort which ultimately might lead to the SCOTUS. Now is the time to push this effort as it will take time, organization, money, and media support.

But our democracy is at stake.

Graylight · 51-55, F

@KunsanVeteran Follow through is a tricky and rare thing. They face backlash from the very next Republican president. Few are ever really prepared to back up their words. But I'd be happy if they did.