re: #242 Cato the Elder

I think this bears repeating.

There are two ways of getting rid of a president under our constitution. Regularly scheduled elections, and impeachment. Our basic law does not give us the option of do-overs, recalls, popular uprisings or violence. Rhetoric to the contrary is not found in the constitution. The declaration of independence preceded the hammering out of our basic law.

So anyone flirting with revolution in the sense (nudge, wink) hinted at in these statements is talking about abolishing the constitution.