Democrats May Leverage 14th Amendment to Derail Trump Victory, Says Insider

The whispers of chaos have grown louder. According to a well-placed insider, Juan O Savin, a trusted figure with ties to political operatives and intelligence sources, the Democratic party may have a daring plan in the works. It involves invoking the 14th Amendment to block Donald J. Trump from ascending to the presidency after his apparent victory in the 2024 election.

Savin’s tip is explosive. If he’s correct, the nation could be on the brink of a constitutional showdown that would make the 2020 election dispute look like a dress rehearsal. Trump, who has long been a lightning rod, would face yet another unprecedented legal maneuver—one aimed not at discrediting his campaign or questioning his votes, but at outright blocking his inauguration.

Savin suggests that the move may hinge on language in Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, which bars from office any person who has engaged in “insurrection or rebellion” against the United States. The Democrats, Savin claims, might argue that Trump’s actions after the 2020 election meet this threshold. If so, they could potentially convince sympathetic courts to bar him from office entirely.

The ramifications are seismic. Should the Democrats pursue this tactic, the fallout could make the turbulent summer of 2020 seem tame. Trump’s base would likely see this as an affront to democracy, sparking civil unrest that could dwarf anything seen in recent history. The streets could be flooded with furious supporters who feel their votes were rendered meaningless by legal gamesmanship.

Meanwhile, the financial markets may not take kindly to this upheaval. Expect stock markets to tremble, bond markets to quiver, and the dollar to wobble as uncertainty grips the nation. Investors are notoriously wary of instability, and with America’s highest office hanging in the balance, there’s little doubt that major financial shifts would follow.

With only months left until inauguration, the stakes could not be higher.

13 Million Vote Discrepancy

In the latest count, Vice President Kamala Harris received around 68 million votes, a decline of approximately 13 million from the 81 million votes President Joe Biden secured in the 2020 election. This drop for the Democratic candidate suggests shifts in voter turnout, political sentiment, campaign dynamics, or cheating.

Comparatively, previous Democratic candidates saw high levels of support: Barack Obama won over 69 million votes in 2008 and approximately 65 million in 2012, while Hillary Clinton received nearly 66 million votes in 2016. Obama’s vote count remains one of the highest, reflecting strong engagement during his campaigns, while Clinton’s totals were also significant but fell short of victory.

Vote Counts

Can you smell cheating?