This resignation he did not, but, of course, we know that most things were signed in the year of our Lord, including our Constitution. So I find it remarkable when some people around here have said, well, it would be unconstitutional to sign things around here in the year of our Lord. I pointed out how can it be unconstitutional to sign things in the year of our Lord, whatever the year number is, when that is exactly how the Constitution itself is signed and dated.
Louie Gohmert: “This resignation he did not, but, of course, we know that most things were signed in the year of our Lord, including our…”
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Gohmert discusses the constitutional validity of dating documents in the year of our Lord.
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