The 14th Amendment is the true motive behind the special counsel’s plan to indict Trump for Jan. 6.

In an announcement ​on Truth Social on Tuesday,⁤ former ⁢President Donald​ Trump ⁣revealed that he had been informed he is ⁤the subject of an ​investigation conducted by a special counsel‘s plan to indict Trump for Jan. 6.”>grand⁣ jury ⁤based in ​Washington. The investigation ‍is centered around the Jan. 6 Capitol incursion and ‍Trump’s role in‌ the events⁤ of ⁣the day.

The timing‍ of this⁢ investigation is⁢ not a coincidence. It has been two years since the tumult,⁣ and ‌over⁣ 1,000 have faced various⁤ charges, ⁣according to Axios, ​but not Trump. So why now?

3rd Indictment & Arrest of ​#TRUMP Imminent

Thank you corrupt ⁢DOJ, loser Garland ‌& deranged Jack Smith. We‍ are up to 200M supporters, I see⁤ another 25M joining #Trump2024toSaveAmerica

Let the Discovery commence!
#IStandWithTrump⁣ #MAGA
SHARE IF YOU DO ⁢TOO! #K4you22 pic.twitter.com/MUsFsDTYrj

— KimPKAG (@KimPKAG4EVA) July 18, ‌2023

President Trump​ trashes Jack Smith:

“This ​guy is a deranged ⁣prosecutor who’s had tremendous failures ⁤all over ​the place. He’s a ‌nasty, ⁣horrible​ human‍ being.” pic.twitter.com/neSzsnaF7Q

— Citizen Free Press⁤ (@CitizenFreePres) ​July⁣ 19,​ 2023

The real reason for the indictment is 14th Amendment’s Section 3. And it’s a desperate campaign strategy to keep former Trump off ‌the ballot ⁢in the ⁢2024 ‌election.

The section reads:

“No⁣ person ⁣shall ‌be ⁢a⁣ Senator‍ or Representative ⁤in Congress, ​or⁤ elector of President ​and Vice-President, or hold any office, civil or military, under ⁣the‍ United States,⁤ or‌ under any State, who,​ having​ previously taken⁤ an oath,⁤ as a member of Congress, or ⁣as an officer of ⁢the ​United States, or as⁤ a member ⁢of any State legislature, or⁣ as an executive or⁤ judicial officer of⁣ any State, to support⁢ the Constitution of the United States, ‌shall ​have engaged in ​insurrection or rebellion against ⁣the ‍same, or given ​aid or comfort to the enemies⁢ thereof. But Congress‍ may by a‍ vote of⁢ two-thirds of each⁤ House,‌ remove ⁢such disability.”

Earlier this⁢ month,‍ The Western‌ Journal reported on the campaign of ⁢two leftist ‌groups, Mi Familia Vota and⁣ Free Speech⁢ for People,⁣ to keep​ Trump ‌off the ballots in at‌ least five states.

The groups ​base ‌their⁤ campaign on ‌the argument⁣ that Section ‍3, known as the‍ Insurrectionist Disqualification Clause, ​grants each state’s secretary ⁤of ​state⁣ the ⁤authority to‌ prohibit Trump from running‌ for ⁤office due ‌to the Capitol incursion.

Democratic leaders contend that Section 3,⁢ which was originally intended to disqualify former Confederate leaders from holding office‌ in the post-Civil⁣ War government, bears direct relevance to Trump’s actions.

.@JackPosobiec ⁤: “They are​ going to go to‌ federal⁤ judges and they’re gonna ⁤file these⁢ cases to knock Trump off the ​ballot.” pic.twitter.com/mFMxdxkq3E

— Human Events (@HumanEvents) July‌ 18, 2023

They claim ⁢that  Trump’s​ alleged incitement of ⁢the⁤ “insurrection” ⁤merits a ​disqualification ‍from future elected offices.

This⁣ proposed⁤ approach aims to elevate the⁢ issue⁣ to⁤ a national conversation ‌and galvanize public ⁢support for disqualifying⁣ Trump from future ‌elections.

A Morning Consult poll published ‍at the end of‌ June ‌showed Trump take a ​3-point lead for the⁤ first time ⁣over Biden in a⁤ head-to-head match-up, according to The Hill.

And ⁤then ‍suddenly, in⁣ July, Jack Smith decided to‍ target Trump‍ on⁤ a 2-year-old case.

As Turning Point‍ USA’s Benny Johnson tweeted ⁢on Tuesday, “There’s⁢ a reason ‍why the DOJ is ⁤now indicting ⁣Trump for the J6 ‘insurrection’. That reason is ⁣the 14th Amendment. The ​14th‌ Amendment ⁤says ​that no person who has engaged‍ in insurrection​ or​ rebellion against the United States can serve in‌ federal office. This ​is⁤ what​ this​ false charge is about.”

There’s ‌a reason ‍why⁢ the DOJ ‌is ​now indicting ⁤Trump for‌ the ​J6 “insurrection”.

That reason is​ the​ 14th Amendment.

The‌ 14th​ Amendment says that​ no ​person ⁣who ​has engaged in‍ insurrection​ or ​rebellion against the United States can⁤ serve in‌ federal office.

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— ⁣Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) July 18, ​2023

Norm Eisen, ⁣a prominent Democrat ⁣who‍ served as‌ special counsel to the House Judiciary Committee during⁤ the first impeachment of Donald Trump and former special counsel ⁤and special​ assistant to former⁤ President Barack Obama, said‌ the quiet part out⁢ loud‌ last ‌year when he tweeted:

“Hey Trump ⁣You ⁤think you ‌are ⁣just gonna⁣ waltz‍ onto primary ballots? Think⁢ again. ‍The⁣ 14th Amendment bars you.”