The Unaccountability of Politicians
It is my hope that through wisdom, and concern for the well-being of our Republic and its people, the Court may come to a good decision
By David Robb —— Bio and Archives--January 9, 2023
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Just a few hours ago, the US Supreme Court announced they would decline to hear the Brunson vs. Adams case. For those who don't know, this case claimed that Congress, in failing to investigate claims of fraud in the 2020 election, committed an act of treason that had national security consequences equivalent to an act of war. The proposed remedy was to remove all members of Congress who voted to certify the election results without investigation, and to remove from office those officials who were installed as a result. Buried in the case, though, was a much deeper issue: should elected officials be held accountable for upholding their oath of office?
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