Could the very framework of our democracy be at stake when we talk about presidential qualifications? Tune into today's Huttcast as I dissect the complex web of constitutional guidelines and bold political maneuvers following recent Capitol events. Together we explore the audacious notion of disqualifying a presidential candidate without a legal verdict, navigating the potential constitutional crises with an analytical lens. Peel back the layers of intrigue as we also scrutinize the infamous Epstein list, probing the legitimacy and consequences for those named within its shadowy depths.

Navigating the tumultuous waters of our electoral system, I share my firsthand experiences with state officials and the delicate dance between state and federal powers. The balance of our democratic process hangs in the balance as we discuss the implications of the 17th and 20th amendments and the vital 25th amendment. Stories from Colorado to Maine reveal the real-world implications of removing presidential candidates from ballots, while I recount my personal responses to these state actions and their broad repercussions on our elections.

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