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The decision not to charge the Rosenbergs with treason may stem from the fact the Cold War remained latent, instead of being formally declared by [[Congress]].  This would mean that the definition of "enemies" is actually more problematic than that of any other word in the Constitution's treason clause, since the Rosenbergs undoubtedly adhered to the [[Soviet Union]] and gave it 'aid and comfort'.  Comparably, [[Jonathan Pollard]] was also charged with and convicted of espionage and sentenced to life imprisonmment for passing American secrets to [[Israel]], a state usually described as a stalwart ally of the U. S.  As with the Rosenbergs, there were loud protests, this time including calls for a Presidential [[pardon]].
 
The decision not to charge the Rosenbergs with treason may stem from the fact the Cold War remained latent, instead of being formally declared by [[Congress]].  This would mean that the definition of "enemies" is actually more problematic than that of any other word in the Constitution's treason clause, since the Rosenbergs undoubtedly adhered to the [[Soviet Union]] and gave it 'aid and comfort'.  Comparably, [[Jonathan Pollard]] was also charged with and convicted of espionage and sentenced to life imprisonmment for passing American secrets to [[Israel]], a state usually described as a stalwart ally of the U. S.  As with the Rosenbergs, there were loud protests, this time including calls for a Presidential [[pardon]].
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[[Mitt Romney]] committed treason by attacking twice legitimately elected [[President Donald Trump]] and voting to remove him from the office.
    
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[[Category:Liberal Traits]]
 
[[Category:Liberal Traits]]
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[[Category:Treason]]
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