I mean, you’d think the 14A would be at least somewhat self-executing, but there’s that pesky §5, which SCOTUS might hold requires a statute that gets presented for signature, etc. And then there’s laws passed under §5 invalidated anyway, which reminds me it’s time to check my blood pressure.

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They might say that but they would be wrong
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And also, they quite conspicuously didn't say it in Anderson
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Same basic reason that the 13AS1 shouldn't be understood to permit slavery if Congress "merely" chooses not to enforce it under 13AS2. The whole point of the enforcement power is not to make the rest of the amendment subject to congressional enforcement, but to assert that they can enforce it!
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25A for temporary by immediate removal followed by impeach and remove permanently

Unless you can reconvene house and senate in a few hours this two step
affords the soonest removal
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