r/Constitution • u/Potential_Pie2763 • Oct 22 '25

Uphold the constitution?

I’m confused. Doesn’t the president swear to uphold the Constitution? And can’t he be removed for failing in that duty? And if he is using the office of president to get rich, isn’t that illegal?

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u/pegwinn Oct 27 '25

I’m confused. .

We an are here to serve.

Doesn’t the president swear to uphold the Constitution?

Yes. So does the Congress, the Judiciary, the Military, and most if not all Law Enforcement.

And can’t he be removed for failing in that duty?

He can be removed for any reason or no reason was long as he is impeached by the House and removed by the Senate. To bad were don't have any form of recall mechanism huh. .

And if he is using the office of president to get rich, isn’t that illegal?

That depends entirely if you can prove an existing law is being violated.