Agreed - if Trump is ineligible then the 14th Amendment is a much safer legal road to go down. But as you say, that'd still be fiercely contested and from a practical point, those cases should be bro… (View Post)

But the law isn't clear. Indeed, it seems a pretty extraordinary reach to me to declare a candidate ineligible on the basis of some perceived window into his soul. If it were Trump seeking a third te… (View Post)

But those are Rupublicans in general. Primary voters may be a different bunch. Plus, even if Trump only rolls out 35-40% wins, they're still wins in what's overwhelmingly (entirely? I need to check) … (View Post)

On topic, I hold very little value in these quasi-legal pronouncements that take no account of politics. Whether someone can take the presidential oath 'in good faith' isn't even an explicit constitu… (View Post)

Perhaps they had that impression because they wanted to have that impression, because dealing with bullying was a process they were comfortable with, whereas dealing with dead babies wasn't? As if do… (View Post)