How does the Constitution give the President the right to stop a rebellion? (Think about the role of the Executive Branch)

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Benjamin BALET · Answer 1 · 2022-02-13T00:59:58+0000

The president is commander in chief and has the power to control the military. This allows him to enact martial law which can be used on our own soil to put down rebellions and threats to our public peace as well as our institution.

Basically my best bet is martial law.

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