How is discussing something that is in the Constitution over the line?

[malaise]

He is a raving lunatic and a dangerous one to boot.

[guillaumeb]

1. The orange KKKing has spoken.

Long live the orange KKKing.

[ginnyinWI]

2. He doesn't and never has had any respect for the law.

The law is for chumps, he thinks.

He is above the law, he thinks.

The Constitution says what he says it does, he thinks.

[California_Republic]

3. Bingo! Like saying failure to get reelected is a coup

Like saying failure to get reelected is a coup

It’s in there for reason

[California_Republic]

4. If your vice President and half the cabinet saysyou're crazy

Not like the FBI could do the 25th

[malaise]

5. Precisely

There are clear guidelines

[California_Republic]

6. Yes yes. The wise founding fathers made those rules

[Claritie Pixie]

7. It's not and he's terrified. What's about to happen?

[Journeyman]

8. In 2017, NPR Tweeted the Declaration of Independence. Some MAGAts found it subversive . . .

an attack upon the President.

https://www.newsweek.com/anti-trump-resistance-ready-rise-after-reading-declaration-independence-tweets-631942

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/07/05/declaration-independence-tweets-confuse-donald-trump-supporters/

[malaise]

9. I am stunned at the discussions - even on M$Greedia

It is in the Constitution for a reason.