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A terrorist is someone who uses violence to change government policy, if you are the government then by definition you can't be a domestic terrorist.
The correct charge is treason, but I imagine getting a conviction for that would be difficult? I'm not familiar with the American legal system. The last time England charged a head of state with treason it was because he started two civil wars.
Oddly enough, treason is actually the only crime defined in the US constitution.
https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/article-3/section-3/
Unclear that Trump has done those exact things.
In any case, the executive branch isn't going to prosecute its own head. The next president might, but then again it's a real possibility that Trump might not live long enough for that...
14A3 needs to be enforced. He has disqualified himself
The problem with that is that he hasn't been convicted of any of the things mentioned there. People are innocent until proven guilty, so it can't be the case that someone can be deemed to have done these things if they haven't been convicted.
14A3 is a constitutional right of the people to not be represented by traitors, that's automatic and doesn't need a full conviction to initiate. Especially because there's no inherent right to powerful political titles, the right belong to the voters. And that clause already specifies the remedy, 2/3 of congress can vote to pardon you.
All it should take is a finding of facts and you're out until congress (if ever) pardons you
In a multibranch government then yes you can because Trump is threatening judges and more