But what do you do when his constituents actually vote for the plant? I mean I agree as much as anyone that he is unfit for office and should not be there, but if the numbskulls in Kentucky keep saying this is the most qualified person they can come up with to represent them, who are we to deny them their political voice? We can correctly say that they must be dumber than a vegetable to elect him, but don't they have that right?

Are you saying that there should be a law against a standing office holder losing an election? I hope I'm misunderstanding you. If the voters decide that someone who is serving in an office should not be returned to that office, whether it's president, senator, governor or whatever, then that's what the election is for. Have you never voted against someone who was currently in office?

Both McConnel and Feinstein should have been voted out of office a cycle or two ago, purely on the basis of competency rather than politics.