Here's a question that is certainly relevant for our times.

How many constitutional crises can one country stand?

How many constitutional crises are we currently in?

The first sign that we were almost certainly going to be headed into a constitutional

crisis occurred when Donald got into office on January 20th, 2017 after winning the 2016 election

with the help of a hostile foreign power. Worse, Donald openly and willingly accepted the

Russian's help, and in the years since, he's perpetuated

the lie that Russian interference that benefited him to the detriment of Hillary Clinton was a

hoax. This is a claim he continues to make today, even though we know, according to our intelligence

agencies that Russia did indeed interfere in order to help him in the 2016 election.

And then the corrupt illegitimate supermajority of the Supreme Court has been taking away Americans' constitutional rights for the last few years.

They've dismantled the regulatory

state by overturning its own precedent. They've steadily been eradicating the Voting Rights Act

of 1965, especially thanks to Supreme Court Chief Justice, John Roberts, and the corrupt

illegitimate supermajority of the Supreme Court has ruled essentially

that Donald Trump of all people is an imperial president who is quite literally above the law.

And this is a constitutional crisis made even more appurant by the fact that it is the Supreme

Court that is supposed to protect and uphold the Constitution.

Meanwhile, the hypocrites in the corrupt illegitimate supermajority all claim to be so-called

originalists. And then there's the 2024 presidential election. When 74 million Americans

knowingly reelected a man who is a traitor to his own country,

a man who incited an interruption against his own government, who stole highly classified

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