The Constitution’s 14th Amendment provides for the disqualification from office of any person who has “engaged in insurrection or rebellion against” the United States. That includes Donald Trump. As a result, he does not meet the qualifications to become president again. Election officials in every state must respect the Constitution and reject Trump from their ballots. And Congress can help clarify that by passing legislation to bar Trump from office under the Fourteenth amendment.

Facebook has once again provided an organizing space for another attack against a democratically elected government. On January 8, 2023 – two years after former President Donald Trump used Facebook to incite a violent insurrection in our nation's capital – Brazilian extremists took the U.S. insurrection as a blueprint for their own attempted coup after Trump-like Jair Bolsonaro refused to concede to his Democratically-elected successor, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Searches for “intervention” and “ballots” directed users to Facebook Groups advocating for a military coup and spreading disinformation about rigged ballots. Despite all this, Facebook is STILL considering allowing Trump back on the platform. In suspending Trump, Meta said that they would “assess whether the risk to public safety has receded” after a two-year suspension. Let’s be clear: Trump remains a risk to public safety and democracy. He has continued to spew election disinformation on his own social media platform, Truth Social, spread dangerous rhetoric promoting violence, and embrace QAnon at rallies and events.

The Constitution’s 14th Amendment provides for the disqualification from office of any person who has “engaged in insurrection or rebellion against” the United States. That includes Donald Trump. As a result, he does not meet the qualifications to become president again. Election officials in every state must respect the Constitution and reject Trump from their ballots. And Congress can help clarify that by passing legislation to bar Trump from office under the Fourteenth amendment.

The Constitution’s 14th Amendment provides for the disqualification from office of any person who has “engaged in insurrection or rebellion against” the United States. That includes Donald Trump. As a result, he does not meet the qualifications to become president again. Election officials in every state must respect the Constitution and reject Trump from their ballots. And Congress can help clarify that by passing legislation to bar Trump from office under the Fourteenth amendment.

I want Donald Trump to be removed as the President of the USA. Democrat or Republican, I don't care. Wrong is wrong. We need to tell the Senate, that he needs to go. We can take some time off work, it's a once in a lifetime chance to correct our democracy. I don't know.what else to do from here.

Trump is planning a military parade on the streets of Washington, DC for his birthday this year. I urge you to support and pass the HAPPY BIRTHDAY Budget Act (H.R. 2761) to block any federal funds from being used for this or any presidential birthday parade.

The Constitution’s 14th Amendment provides for the disqualification from office of any person who has “engaged in insurrection or rebellion against” the United States. That includes Donald Trump. As a result, he does not meet the qualifications to become president again. Election officials in every state must respect the Constitution and reject Trump from their ballots. And Congress can help clarify that by passing legislation to bar Trump from office under the Fourteenth amendment.

The Constitution’s 14th Amendment provides for the disqualification from office of any person who has “engaged in insurrection or rebellion against” the United States. That includes Donald Trump. As a result, he does not meet the qualifications to become president again. Election officials in every state must respect the Constitution and reject Trump from their ballots. And Congress can help clarify that by passing legislation to bar Trump from office under the Fourteenth amendment.

The Constitution’s 14th Amendment provides for the disqualification from office of any person who has “engaged in insurrection or rebellion against” the United States. That includes Donald Trump. As a result, he does not meet the qualifications to become president again. Election officials in every state must respect the Constitution and reject Trump from their ballots. And Congress can help clarify that by passing legislation to bar Trump from office under the Fourteenth amendment.

Tell President Trump to develop a specific budget for ALL travel expenses (including family) that is reasonable. Tell him he will be required to pay any additional expenses out of his own pocket.