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relayerbob

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7. Of course it's "forbidden" and unprecedented

Tue Oct 8, 2019, 10:48 PM

Oct 2019

But would that make it wrong? Is it criminal to remove a criminal as a threat to the nation, Constitution and/or world? The military has sworn their oath to that Constitution and the nation, not Trump, not the GOP, not to any office or office holder. Trump just says f off to everyone and doesn't choose to recognize the rule of law. The DOJ is in his pockets, so there are no "police". Who will arrest the sycophants who are refusing to testify and respond to subpoenas? Even if impeached and convicted, or loses the election, will he even leave without force? And who will this force be?

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So, much as I hate to ask this ... [View all] relayerbob Oct 2019 OP

Doubt we want to go down that road Ahpook Oct 2019 #1

+ struggle4progress Oct 2019 #10

Sorting my sock drawer while I think about this. n/t rzemanfl Oct 2019 #2

This message was self-deleted by its author elocs Oct 2019 #3

We are heading in that direction more and more each day. dewsgirl Oct 2019 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author elocs Oct 2019 #6

+ struggle4progress Oct 2019 #11

It can't. The Posse Comitatis Act forbids it.. TreasonousBastard Oct 2019 #5

Of course it's "forbidden" and unprecedented relayerbob Oct 2019 #7

Yes it would be wrong sarisataka Oct 2019 #13

Posse Comitatus Act wasupaloopa Oct 2019 #8

Technically relayerbob Oct 2019 #9

As an Army Veteran, what would happen is that some would chalenge the Govertment and the rest will wasupaloopa Oct 2019 #12