
20/11/2024
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Constitutional Action Is Necessary: Why Biden Must Be Removed Before January
As citizens committed to upholding the Constitution and ensuring competent leadership, we must address a growing concern that President Joe Biden is incapacitated and unable to fulfill the duties of his office effectively. Compounding this issue is the question of Vice President Kamala Harris’s qualifications and allegiance to lead, leaving the nation vulnerable during a critical period. It is imperative for Congress and the executive branch to act decisively and constitutionally to safeguard the integrity of the presidency and ensure a stable transition of power.
Incapacity in Leadership: A Constitutional Crisis
The Constitution explicitly requires that the president “shall take care that the laws be faithfully executed” (Article II, Section 3). However, President Biden’s recent public behavior raises legitimate concerns about his ability to discharge this responsibility. Numerous instances of confusion, missteps, and apparent cognitive decline demonstrate an inability to manage the executive branch effectively.
The 25th Amendment, Section 4, exists precisely for such situations. It allows the Cabinet and Congress to declare a president incapacitated when evidence suggests they can no longer fulfill their constitutional obligations. President Biden’s inability to project consistent leadership or make sound decisions jeopardizes national security, economic stability, and public trust in the presidency.
A Question of Allegiance: Vice President Harris
While Vice President Kamala Harris stands next in the line of succession, concerns about her qualifications and loyalty to the Constitution merit serious consideration. Allegiance to the United States is not solely a legal matter but a demonstrated commitment to uphold its principles and prioritize the interests of the nation.
Public statements and policy stances by Harris indicate a potential prioritization of globalist or ideological agendas over the constitutional framework of the United States. This raises legitimate questions about her fitness to assume the presidency in such a pivotal moment. In a time when the nation requires clear, unwavering leadership, Harris’s record and actions invite skepticism about her ability to lead without divided loyalties.
The Role of Congress and Constitutional Action
Congress must act swiftly and decisively to address these pressing concerns. The 25th Amendment, combined with constitutional principles of governance, provides a clear pathway for ensuring stability during moments of uncertainty. The following actions are essential:
1. Investigate and Substantiate Incapacity: Congress and the Cabinet must establish an investigative committee to assess President Biden’s fitness for office. The findings should be transparent and bipartisan, ensuring public trust in the process.
2. Address Succession Concerns: Kamala Harris’s qualifications and allegiances must be evaluated to determine her fitness to assume the presidency, ensuring there are no conflicts of interest or constitutional violations.
3. Ensure Stability Through Transition: If both Biden and Harris are deemed unfit, the Constitution provides for a line of succession. In this unique scenario, with President-elect Donald Trump poised to take office on January 20, the most logical and stabilizing solution is to accelerate the transition to President-elect Trump, allowing for immediate and competent leadership.
A Call to Action: Why Trump Must Lead Now
The Constitution is not merely a guide—it is the supreme law of the land designed to protect the Republic from moments of crisis. While the standard inauguration date of January 20th serves as a peaceful transition of power, extraordinary circumstances require extraordinary measures.
President-elect Trump has already been chosen by the people and the Electoral College to lead the nation. Allowing him to assume office before January 20th would prevent the current instability from deepening and restore confidence in the executive branch. This solution adheres to constitutional principles and provides the leadership needed to address ongoing challenges, from national security threats to economic recovery.
Inaction in this moment would allow further erosion of public trust and risk grave consequences for the future of our nation. Congress, the Cabinet, and all constitutional authorities must act now to ensure that the United States has the capable and stable leadership it deserves. The stakes are too high to wait.
About the Author:
Marla Fernandez is a paralegal and advocate for constitutional governance, focusing on matters of national stability and executive accountability.