Guys .. IS the 14 Amendment legal? Do 100 million people in the USA have the right to vote?

WHO HAS BEEN DROPPING THE "THE CURSE OF CANAAN ON THE BOARD?"

It is a fact of law that legislation enacted during periods of martial

law is valid only during the period for which martial law is declared and sustained.

Amazingly enough, the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments have never

been challenged on this basic premise of law. The Thirteenth Amendment abolished

slavery, even though President Johnson informed Congress that they had no power to

interfere with slavery; the Fourteenth Amendment changed the requirements for

citizenship, even though Congress had no power to act on this question. Johnson urged

the Southern states to reject the Fourteenth Amendment; he vetoed the four

Reconstruction Acts, showing that the executive branch of the government was

unalterably opposed to the excesses of the Radical Republicans in Congress.

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Are we all legally slaves because the Thirteenth Amendment was illegally passed?

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It is a fact of law that legislation enacted during periods of martial law is valid only during the period for which martial law is declared and sustained.

"Amazingly enough, the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments have never been challenged on this basic premise of law. The Thirteenth Amendment abolished slavery, even though President Johnson informed Congress that they had no power to interfere with slavery; the Fourteenth Amendment changed the requirements for citizenship, even though Congress had no power to act on this question. Johnson urged the Southern states to reject the Fourteenth Amendment; he vetoed the four Reconstruction Acts, showing that the executive branch of the government was unalterably opposed to the excesses of the Radical Republicans in Congress."

HELP!! 13th, 14th, 15th Amendments

ANDREW JOHNSON DONALD TRUMP

What's the tweet about

Brett Kavanaugh and Red October?

What cases again regarding Martial Law Lindsay Graham asked Brett Kavanaugh? the military ct one is ex parte Quirin

1. Ex parte Quirin, 317 U.S. 1 (1942), is a case of the United States Supreme Court during World War II that upheld the jurisdiction of a United States military tribunal over the trial of eight German saboteurs in the United States.

What were the other 2?

Who has been dropping this hint?

page 107 "The curse of Canaan"

It is a fact of law that legislation enacted during periods of martial law is valid only during the period for which martial law is declared and sustained. Amazingly enough, the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments have never been challenged on this basic premise of law. The Thirteenth Amendment abolished slavery, even though President Johnson informed Congress that they had no power to interfere with slavery; the Fourteenth Amendment changed the requirements for

citizenship, even though Congress had no power to act on this question. Johnson urged the Southern states to reject the Fourteenth Amendment; he vetoed the four Reconstruction Acts, showing that the executive branch of the government was unalterably opposed to the excesses of the Radical Republicans in Congress.

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YOU GUYS ARE NOT Listening I FOUND IT

HOW IS TRUMP going to win the love of everyone in this country?

He is going to legally "Free the Slaves"

ARE the 13th, 14th and 15th not legal?

TRUMP LOVES Andrew Johnson 17th president of the United States

GUYS SERIOUSLY

LISTEN..

Andrew Johnson 17th president of the USA.

'''"Johnson urged the Southern states to reject the Fourteenth Amendment; he vetoed the four

Reconstruction Acts, showing that the executive branch of the government was unalterably opposed to the excesses of the Radical Republicans in Congress."'''

It is a fact of law that legislation enacted during periods of martial law is valid only during the period for which martial law is declared and sustained.

Amazingly enough, the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments have never

been challenged on this basic premise of law. The Thirteenth Amendment abolished

slavery, even though President Johnson informed Congress that they had no power to

interfere with slavery; the Fourteenth Amendment changed the requirements for

citizenship, even though Congress had no power to act on this question. Johnson urged

the Southern states to reject the Fourteenth Amendment; he vetoed the four

Reconstruction Acts, showing that the executive branch of the government was

unalterably opposed to the excesses of the Radical Republicans in Congress.