Yes, that’s what I said. Thanks for your correct interpretation of what I said.
And what the framers wrote 200 years ago wasn’t clear in the 2nd. “A well-regulated militia” being the first phrase, not defining “arms”, etc.
The 25th was written more recently, and is just more wordy and clear. It states exactly what it intended for the process of invoking it to be. No more, nor less. And it says nothing about discussions of its invocation being sedition.
No the SC would go back and look at the debates and written papers of what was said during debates leading up to the 25 amendment and I already posted what one of the people that help write the law had to say about what it was to be used for.
And according to him in all the debates it was stressed that this amendment was not to be used for anything but if a president was so ill that he could no longer perform the duties of office or had passed away for there to be a smooth transfer of power to the vice president.
I am not frustrated. Just find it increasingly unnecessary to do nothing more than outright dismiss things that have been proven false time and time again.
It simply requires a process to be followed. The 25th does not demand justification for invoking the process.
And according to him in all the debates it was stressed that this amendment was not to be used for anything but if a president was so ill that he could no longer perform the duties of office or had passed away for there to be a smooth transfer of power to the vice president.
Only the people mentioned in the 25th get to make the determination about whether the president is able to perform the duties.
Attempting to convince and recruit others to declare the President as unable to discharge his duties while he is discharging his duties because he fired your chogy boy is sedition