So, I guess we just need a constitutional amendment that says convicted felons can't hold the highest office in the land? Soonish? How hard would that be?
@briankrebs Such an amendment would be very hard, and could trivially be abused. Think like an adversary!
@mattblaze He was convicted of a hard-to-summarize crime — roughly, falsifying business records as a means of financing his campaign. What amendment covers that?
@gmcgath I could explain it to you, but that would be a stupid waste of my time.
@mattblaze @lou @briankrebs * one of the many crimes he's committed
@oclsc @mattblaze @briankrebs It's Crime-a-Day man!
@lou @mattblaze @briankrebs So many crimes you'll be tired of crime, you'll say please Mr Trump, can we stop criming?
@lou @briankrebs Yeah, in puts too much power in the Judicial branch.
@lou @briankrebs And there’s already an amendment covering the specific crime he committed, and that hasn’t stopped him.