Quite true. He's merely saying that if, in his completely unfounded and unsupported opinion, there has been massive vote fraud, then the Constitution can be (and, as the rest of his comment makes clear, should be) terminated. And since his unfounded and unsupported opinion is that in fact there has been massive vote fraud, then it's fine to terminate the Constitution. So no, he's not calling for the termination of the Constitution -- he's merely saying that is appropriate and desirable that the Constitution be suspended. Completely different, and perfectly normal behavior for an ex-president.
I agree with parts of what you said.
Major news media organizations are reporting Trump‘s words verbatim:
thanks but not even what he said. Why did you leave out what did say? Very very misleading. The right does this also where they say part of something leave out the rest. Its what some called fake news. Thanks for the link..
Follow the links. People all over the world reported Trump wants to terminate the Constitution. It is another one of his mistakes. Why did they report Trump wants to terminate the Constitution? This might make him very mad. Should I post more links?
That was sarcasm. The news always does this, and it's overwhelmingly tiresome at this point.
He tried doing a lot of things that were within the legal framework. Those included dozens of lawsuits challenging votes in several states. The courts did not find these claims credible and the cases were thrown out. Several lawyers involved in those cases were sanctioned for presenting false information to the court.
It isn't and the remedy called for is not constitutional.
Only the part about how the president is selected.
It is rather the opposite, far too few media outlets have paid attention to the true implications of what Trump said.
Oh you're right, I've never heard that, nor are articles on the subject easily Googlable. Thanks for clearing that up.
