The action to remove a political figure based on the 14th Amendment of the US Constitution is a hot topic of discussion in today's political climate. In a recent segment on The Rashad Richey Morning Show , Fearless Leader and humanitarian activist Richard Rose , along with attorney Wayne Kendall , to discuss the legal intricacies of removing a public official from office.
The focus of the conversation was on Lieutenant Governor Burt Jones , who, according to Mr. Rose, violated his oath of office by signing on as a fake elector in the 2020 presidential election. The argument being made is that Mr. Jones should be disqualified from holding any future political office, including his current position, without a 2/3 majority vote from Congress to restore his eligibility.
Attorney Kendall elaborated on the legal basis for the case, stating that the 14th Amendment specifically disqualifies individuals who engage in insurrectionist activities from holding office. He highlighted the distinction between Mr. Jones, a current officeholder, and former President Trump, a candidate at the time of the alleged violation. Mr. Kendall emphasized that the 14th Amendment only applies to state officeholders, giving them the authority to challenge Mr. Jones's eligibility.
The conversation delved into the complexities of the legal process, with Mr. Kendall explaining the appellate court's role in determining the outcome of the case. He also addressed the potential implications of disqualifying Mr. Jones from office, raising questions about the validity of his actions as an elected official moving forward.
One intriguing aspect of the discussion was the revelation that only Mr. Jones, as an elected official at the time of the fake elector document signing, could face consequences under the 14th Amendment. Mr. Kendall clarified that individuals who were not in office at the time would not be subject to the same penalties, demonstrating a unique legal distinction in cases of political misconduct.
As the conversation unfolded delved deeper into the intricacies of the legal arguments and the potential outcomes of the case. They discussed the possibility of the case reaching the US Supreme Court and the strategies involved in pursuing legal resolution.
This discussion highlighted the importance of upholding the rule of law and accountability for elected officials who violate their oath of office. The case against Lieutenant Governor Burt Jones serves as a reminder of the legal mechanisms in place to address political misconduct and protect the integrity of the democratic process.
To listen to the full interview, click the link above.
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Believing in the power of knowledge and education, Dr. Richey holds several advanced degrees, making him one of the most academically credentialed individuals in American history according to America News Now. Completing doctoral research studies in federal policy reform from Clark Atlanta University, Dr. Richey also holds a PhD from the Business University of Costa Rica where his research and doctoral dissertation highlighted the nuances and intersectionality of politics, policy and religion.
Being a student of leadership, Dr. Richey completed studies in Executive Leadership at Cornell University and was accepted into a specialty executive law program at Harvard University in International Finance: Policy, Regulation, and Transactions. Understanding the connectivity of culture and science, Dr. Richey earned his Master of Science in Neuroscience from the University of Pacific, where his master’s thesis researched cognitive functionalities of brain entrainment. Dr. Richey also completed a Master of Science in Applied Physics and Quantum Mechanics from Universidad Empresarial, his master’s thesis was adapted into a book titled, ‘Ancient Egyptian Mastery of Quantum Physics, Vibratory Frequency, and Geometric Sciences: An Overview of Complex Scientific Applications in Ancient Cultures’, which quickly became the #1 Physics, #1 Science, #1 History, and #1 Egyptian Genre book on the Amazon platform.
Recently, Dr. Richey completed his Juris Doctor (law degree) from Renaissance University after transferring from Birmingham School of Law, where he attended for 2 years. He accepted the position as Director of Global Legal Operations for the multinational law firm, The International Law Group of Human & Civil Rights Attorneys P.C., also known as The Fairness Firm, with offices in the USA, Canada, France, Spain, and Cape Town Africa.
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