Mike Davis: “Shenna Bellows is the Maine’s Secretary of State. She is unelected. She is not a lawyer, but all of a sudden she’s become a constitutional scholar. And she thinks she has this unilateral power...to take away...their right to choose a candidate for president…”
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Well, Shena Bellows is the main Secretary of State. She is unelected. She's not a lawyer, but all of a sudden she's become a constitutional scholar, and she thinks that she has the unilateral power as this unelected non-lawyer Secretary of State to take away from 360,000 main Republican voters their right to choose their candidates for the President of the United States. She is clearly misreading Section 3 of the 14th Amendment. The only way you can remove a candidate under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment is to bring federal criminal charges for insurrection or rebellion, get a federal grand jury to indict, a federal jury to find them guilty with evidence beyond a reasonable doubt, unanimously guilty. The federal district judge has to convict and that conviction has to be upheld on appeal. That is the only way you can remove under this post civil war constitutional amendment
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