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Martin68

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19. Oh, he knows all right. As long as the Constitution doesn't interfere with what he wants to do, he's fine with it.

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Trump, asked if he has to 'uphold the Constitution,' says, 'I don't know' [View all] BumRushDaShow May 4 OP

Perhaps we should make it a requirement piddyprints May 4 #1

Maybe demented presidents should have to take the oath every day milestogo May 4 #2

"take the oath"... Donald refused to place his hand on the Bible this time. Norrrm May 4 #30

But the Bible means as little to him as the Constitution milestogo May 4 #34

Fact Marvin Jones May 4 #3

I think he's basing everything around slightlv May 4 #33

"I don't know" he knows goddamn well what he is doing Klarkashton May 4 #4

We do need a knowledgeable President. republianmushroom May 4 #5

Education Iamscrewed May 4 #6

Of Course Trump doesn't believe it MissouriDem47 May 4 #7

I propose that jayschool2013 May 4 #8

He can always claim a 'to the best of my ability' loophole... SeattleVet May 4 #9

Oath of office? What oath? Sneederbunk May 4 #10

This little thing? Botany May 4 #18

he swore to uphold the constitution and he isnt and there is no consequence Fullduplexxx May 4 #11

That means he's not going to IronLionZion May 4 #12

He didn't put his hand on the bible, so he'll claim his oath doesn't count JoseBalow May 4 #13

You are probably right odins folly May 4 #28

drumpf exists in a perpetual state of plausible deniability JoseBalow May 4 #29

Time to Impeach him. Onthefly May 4 #14

Nah, since the GOP on the Hill is fine with deporting US citizens, criminals, rapists, and such without due process... Attilatheblond May 4 #17

Perfect. That's a quick and simple solution. Gang connection to MAGA. Onthefly May 4 #35

When trump took the oath of office at the inauguration, he didn't put his hand on the bible. BComplex May 4 #15

" A central part of Trump's agenda has been implementing the "largest deportation operation" in U.S. history" MLWR May 4 #16

Oh, he knows all right. As long as the Constitution doesn't interfere with what he wants to do, he's fine with it. Martin68 May 4 #19

Remember - this orange stain didn't put his hand on the bible SpankMe May 4 #20

We all know what he means Zorro May 4 #21

to the best of my ability patphil May 4 #22

That was my thought as well BumRushDaShow May 4 #23

trump took an oath to defend the Constitution which includes due process LetMyPeopleVote May 4 #24

About oaths being taken: SupportSanity May 4 #25

"They take oaths with their fingers crossed behind their backs. " BumRushDaShow May 4 #26

We assume they were bibles.... SupportSanity May 4 #36

Well it doesn't have to be done with a "Christian Bible" BumRushDaShow May 4 #37

Trump is a useful idiot, nothing more, nothing less Deminpenn May 4 #27

Trump's defense Zorro May 4 #31

sounds like another article of impeachment to me LymphocyteLover May 4 #32

The Constitution requires due process and the SCOTUS has unanimously ruled that due process is required LetMyPeopleVote May 4 #38

The Presidential Oath; you Fucktard! 🤬 electric_blue68 May 5 #39

Maddow Blog-'I don't know': The problem with Trump leaning into his new favorite phrase LetMyPeopleVote May 8 #40