Oh, I think it did. That’s why Congress has plenary power to legislate and investigate and refer criminal matters for prosecution."I believe that the Constitution never contemplated ... an attack on America and her democratic processes from within." Former federal judge J. Michael Luttig, who counseled Mike Pence's team in the days before the Jan. 6 attack, talked to FRONTLINE. https://t.co/K7n6VIqkcD
— FRONTLINE (@frontlinepbs) June 9, 2022
And why Trump lost 60 court cases and tried mightily to evade detection of his plans and efforts to stay in power.
Indeed, if the Constitution didn’t anticipate (or “contemplate”) such circumstances, it would have created a fragile republic indeed.
On the contrary, I think the domestic enemies of the Constitution are the ones who didn’t reckon with the strength of the government.
notable 👇 https://t.co/bCba1ox0rL
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) June 10, 2022
this is very telling https://t.co/7aSeYP9uib
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) June 10, 2022
They expected to win. They wanted a record for history, in a future where they thought they’d be heroes.I really don't think Fox News is going to be able to counter-program Ivanka saying her father lost the election. https://t.co/ygzeQTVQBW
— Alex Thomas (@AlexThomas) June 10, 2022
We the people supporting the constitution had other plans.
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