Originally Posted by
mickeycrimm
First, there was no insurrection.
Section 5.
"The Congress shall have the power to enforce, by appropriate legislation, the provisions of this article."
It was not Mississippians that banned Davis.
in 1860 Lincoln was not allowed on ballots in several southern states.
The insurrection or rebellion proscribed in the 14th Amendment is against the U.S. Constitution. Grump swore to uphold the Constitution, then engaged in insurrection against it. His insurrection included the fake electors, trying to convince state lawmakers and election officials to alter election results, trying to convince Americans that there was voter fraud that had altered the election when in fact he knew he had lost the election, planning to remove and replace the attorney general and other justice department officials to try to pressure the department to spread his allegations of election fraud, trying to pressure VP Pence to refuse to count electoral votes on January 6th.
Assembling the rioters and then sending them to the Capitol and then ignoring requests to speak against the violence and failing to act quickly to stop the attack and tell his supporters to exit the Capitol – these were just the final January 6th acts of insurrection committed by Grump.