Draft article
Per the Constitution someone can be impeached for treason, felony or other high crimes or misdemeanors. (Check wording). Not going into the 14th Amendment now.
In Wisconsin there are requirements to be a voter. I shouldn't have to tell you that if you can't meet the requirements to vote then you also can't be on the ballot to be elected.
The relevant requirements here are 6.03 (1) & (2).
You can't be convicted of a felony or treason. (Recheck wording)
You can't make a bet on the election and vote. Some of you might have online betting accounts? We could prevent you from voting if you bet on it? The house bets to everytime you do? Hence in theory if you work for a casino with betting odds in an election or a a shareholder (owner) we could barely you too? You know, enough is enough!
But I would assert once you are impeached you should know you can't be on the ballot?
Who among us is so dumb that they want to ignore the legal equivalency of being impeached to that of the requirements to vote and therefore be able to o be on the ballot?
Okay I am publishing in draft format and might update it when I get to my laptop. Poking one key at a time on my phone now.
I am really sick and tired of high profile individuals ignoring what I would term legal equivalency.
© 2023 Thomas Murphy
6 people died because he asserted the election was stolen. Then he did indeed say it once, he did, that they lost that election. How come our legislature is absent of fact checkers? Do they all have the disease of alcoholism? I would bar every alcoholic from being considered a professional at anything.
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