‘Absolute Nonsense’: White House Gets This Wrong about Trump's Powers and Constitution, Critics Say

Mar 18, 2025 | Donald Trump is now openly defying the rule of law with the president getting closer to a showdown with the judicial branch of the government, critics say.

The Lincoln Project: Constitution

Oct 30, 2024 | Oct 30, 2024 | The Constitution is our country's most sacred document, laying out the foundations of our democracy: Rule of law, fair elections, and a peaceful transfer of power.

It’s too important to set it aside for one man. Choose America over Trump..


Why are Americans wasting so much of their valuable time on this geriatric felon? Truly, it is an enigma. — © Mark Alexander

The Warning with Steve Schmidt: Unprecedented Corruption: "Trump Will Burn Down the Constitution & Inflict Violence on Americans"

Jun 12, 2024 | The controversial remarks by Justice Samuel Alito, caught on tape, show a level of corruption that's unprecedented. He is unfit to serve on the Supreme Court. His presence, along with Justice Clarence Thomas's corruption, is a threat to the American judiciary and to democracy. They are radicalized by the political MAGA... and if Trump is re-elected, he will work with them to make sure their vision of an extremist America is carried through. Steve Schmidt explains.

Biden Rebukes Trump for Saying Constitution Should Be ‘Terminated’

THE GUARDIAN: Former president must be ‘universally condemned’ for comments, says White House

Donald Trump speaks in Dayton, Ohio, in November. Photograph: Gaelen Morse/Reuters
The Biden White House rebuked Donald Trump after the former president said the US constitution should be “terminated” over his lie that the 2020 election was stolen[.]

Andrew Bates, a White House spokesperson, said: “Attacking the constitution and all it stands for is anathema to the soul of our nation and should be universally condemned.”

Bates called the constitution a “sacrosanct document”, saying: “You cannot only love America when you win.”

Trump lost to Joe Biden in 2020, by more than 7m votes and by 306-232 in the electoral college, a result he called a landslide when it was in his favour in 2016, against Hillary Clinton. » | Martin Pengelly in New York |Sunday, December 4, 2022

Donnie! How can I put this gently? I guess there is no gentle way to put it. Fact is: You lost! “Bigly.” By going on and on and on about this loss, you give the impression to the world tat you are an embittered old man who can’t come to terms with his inadequacies. My advice to you, Donnie, is this: Accept reality. If you don’t, the men in white coats might come and take you away one day! By the way, magnanimity trumps meanness every time. Please excuse the pun, by the way. – © Mark Alexander

LESEN SIE AUCH:

Trump empört mit Äußerung über Außerkraftsetzung der Verfassung: Der frühere US-Präsident führt angeblichen Wahlbetrug als Rechtfertigung für ein mögliches Aussetzen der Verfassung an. Sowohl Demokraten als auch Republikaner zeigen sich schockiert. »

How President Trump Could Be Removed from Office

Donald Trump is facing a backlash after host of allegations of presidential misconduct. Here, we explain the main routes that could lead to his ultimate downfall: impeachment and the 25th Amendment to the Constitution.

Father of Fallen US Soldier Asks Trump to Read Constitution

The Muslim-American father of a slain soldier brought the DNC audience to their feet in an emotional moment. He challenged Donald Trump to read the constitution, pulling out his own copy and offering to lend it to the GOP nominee.

Texas Attack Shows How US Protects Free Speech – No Matter How Offensive

THE GUARDIAN: Critics say Pamela Geller’s event was provocative and arguably crossed the line into hate speech – but protections afforded by the first amendment are unique

The fatal shootings in Garland, Texas, of two extremist gunmen as they attacked an anti-Islamist meeting was a vivid reminder of the virtually unique protections afforded by the US constitution to free speech, no matter how hate-filled or provocative, according to prominent first amendment experts.

In many countries across Europe and around the world, Pamela Geller and the American Freedom Defense Initiative, who organized the event in Garland, might have fallen foul of hate speech laws such as the UK’s 1986 public order act or article 266(b) of Denmark’s criminal code. » | Ed Pilkington in New York | Wednesday, May 06, 2015

ANDREW NAPOLITANO: Obama Ignores Constitutional Limits of Presidential Power

Can the president rewrite federal laws? Can he alter their meaning? Can he change their effect? These are legitimate questions in an era in which we have an unpopular progressive Democratic president who has boasted that he can govern without Congress by using his phone and his pen, and a mostly newly elected, largely conservative Republican…

Obama Threatens to Veto Bill Requiring He Follow Law

Mar. 13, 2014 - 4:46 - Debate over separation of powers

Snowden's First Live: 'Constitution Being Violated on Massive Scale' (Full Video)

Courtesy: The Texas Tribune. ¶ Speaking remotely from Russia on Monday, former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden told attendees at the SXSW Interactive conference in Austin, Texas that encryption is still a powerful deterrent against government surveillance.

Inside Story Americas: NSA Leaks and US Democracy

We ask what recent spying revelations mean for democracy in the United States.

Shariamerica: Islam, Obama, and the Establishment Clause
The U.S. government condemns burning the Qur'an. Yet the U.S. government burns Bibles. This is a clear violation of the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

Could Obama Be First 3-term President Since FDR?

RT.COM: A United States congressman has introduced a bill that would repeal the 22nd Amendment, which currently limits the president to serving only two terms as commander-in-chief.

Should the bill become a law, it could allow President Barack Obama to run for reelection yet again in 2016. The bill, H.J. Res. 15, offers “an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the twenty-second article of amendment, thereby removing the limitation on the number of terms an individual may serve as President.”

New York Democratic Rep. Jose Serrano reintroduced the measure on January 4, after it did not make it to a floor vote in January 2011, the Daily Caller reports. Serrano has attempted to repeal the amendment for decades and proposed similar bills in 1997, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2005, and 2007.

Rep. Serrano’s initiatives are not dependent on any particular party, since he has tried to get the measure passed under the presidencies of both Democrats and Republicans. But if the bill makes it to the floor for a vote this year, President Obama, a Democrat, might have a chance at a third term in the White House, which would make him the first president to possibly seek a third term since Franklin Roosevelt. » | Tuesday, January 08, 2013