A post in a string further down (about AOC suggesting illegal immigration isn't a crime) prompts me to ask the following question:

Why is there no provision for the immediate expulsion of any member of Congress (House or Senate) who violates their oath of office in an obvious manner?

I don't mean some drawn out legal partisan procedure where one side hopes to get enough votes to kick a member of another side's party out. That's too suceptible to bribery, chicaņery of all kinds, payoffs, tit-for-tat negotiations and whatever else these crooks can manage.

I' m talking about a provision that would state -- it's obvious you're a crook and that's all we need to know -get out!.

If there isn't such a provision -- maybe there should be.