Or that he organized and carried out a coup against the United States.

These are all things more noteworthy than anything else that will happen at their vaunted DC "nerd prom" but I'm skeptical any of the attendees will be bothered by any of it.

As long as they're comfortable in Omelas.

Conversely, coercing taxpayers to pour money into a discriminatory institution would violate the rights of everyone else in Colorado.

The court's advisory opinion is not required in this case. They should seek enough wisdom to shut their fucking traps and go away.

It has to start with voiding the usurper's actions as (obviously) illegitimate under the 14th amendment.

We can't revive the people he and his minions have killed, but we can revoke nominations, we can claw back ill-gotten disbursements of taxpayer funds, we can void pardons.

A bunch of companies that will need to be dissolved when this is over.

Pandering to fascism must have a cost and a consequence.

The only thing he could do that would actually advance the cause of international peace is to die.

I don't see anything stopping them from enlisting if they think it's so great.

Convert his burial spot into a public toilet. A pay toilet, with the proceeds used to support asylum seekers and refugees.

Eminent domain their corrupt properties into public housing.

Void every pardon, every bill, every executive order, every appointment made during the interregnum.

Erase him.

Gonna spend the next two years spamming every elected Dem about the concept of "damnatio memoriae." Chisel his name off every inscription. Build over the various Trump Towers like they're Nero's Golden House. Remove him from physical memory, not to forget but as a sign of disrespect to the man.

Nailed it.

He's disqualified from office and the only path to restore the republic is to acknowledge that and *act accordingly*.

Leases issued under the usurper regime are illegitimate. Anyone dumb enough to bid on them should prepare to pay for the damage they cause (with fines and interest).

Civilization cannot allow anyone to benefit from pandering to fascists.

The appointees are illegitimate, but even if that wasn't the case that seven-member body has no authority to approve or fund such a project.

The pardons will have to be voided, having been issued by a co-conspirator who is disqualified under the constitution anyway.

It is alarming to be reminded 37% of the electorate have been repeatedly kicked in the head by mules.

"Fox News Apostasy" should have its own article, but editors would be overwhelmed by the need for constant updates.

I hope everyone's prepared for the john roberts clown court taking their sharpie to the 22nd amendment the way they have to the 14th and so many others.

"Well actually it just means *consecutive* terms, so white supremacy's most special disqualified insurrectionist is totally allowed to run again."

this reminds me, i don't think SCOTUS should be allowed to choose their own clerks. standardize the hiring schedule, put the applications in a pool, blind reads (perhaps by a panel of former clerks) and random assignments.

Why would you bother reporting anything he says as if it's true?

Actual journalists would confirm something with at least a couple of sources (like, maybe the counterparty in these mythical meetings) before publishing it.

He's just making up stuff to be mad about.

If he's got this much free time, maybe he should focus on making Kentucky less of a shithole.

FWIW I would suspect there's plentiful data that most people who go to prison don't go there voluntarily.

But he still needs to go to prison, as but one part of a wider process of restoring a viable republic.

I would love for more people in legitimate power to remark, to his face, that he's totally unqualified to be making these decisions.

At the hearing last week I didn't hear anyone ask where he got his degree in medicine (nowhere), pharmacology (nowhere), biology (nowhere), chemistry (still nowhere).

Whatever utility it might have cannot be properly evaluated until we sever it from the predatory clowns trying to shove it into everything (especially into functions we already know it's unfit to perform).

Their reckless expansion was meant to project confidence, but it does the opposite.

That screenshot is hilarious.

"very healthy and in great shape" is a curious way to write "roided to the moon and back"

If all it took for him to bail was for a pope to say "war is bad" without even naming any specific person or country, I'm comfortable saying Hannity was never much of a Catholic in the first place.

See it's funny you write it like that because the constitution says you need a congressional authorization to *start* a war, and that still doesn't seem to have happened.

To be clawed back with fines an interest, should anyone actually wish to restore a semi-functioning, heavily-used republic.

Oh, wow, a writer who drinks?!

How unexpected!

We could also choose, as a society, to claw back all those ill-gotten gains.

I dunno, the available evidence suggests it's much more of an Afrikaner company than anything else.

Past a certain revenue scale make it so that the CEO has personal liability for their stock options in perpetuity. Every company would suddenly become the most ethical firm alive.

Leo has named nobody specifically in his remarks.

He says, "war is bad" and conservatives all over this shitty dead country jump up to take offense.