Does the third section of Amendment XIV guarantee citizens of the United States freedom from government officials who rebel against the Constitution of the United States?

Questions Presented No. 1: Does the third section of Amendment XIV guarantee citizens of the United States freedom from government officials who rebel against the Constitution of the United States? No. 2: Did Bostock v. Clayton County Georgia, 140 S. Ct. 1731 -Supreme Court 2020 impliedly overrule Georgia v. Rachel, 384 US 780, 792 Supreme Court 1966? Although the Court of Appeals was asked to answer these identical questions, a panel of that court ignored the first and provided no meaningful evaluation of the second. The panel’s opinion appears to be yet another impediment to this Court’s goal of "the absolute equality of all citizens" under the law, Students Fair Adm. v. President Fellows Harvard, 143 S. Ct. 2141, 2159 Supreme Court 2023. The Court’s goal will undoubtedly receive the same sort of subtle yet concerted resistance the Fourteenth Amendment has always received. Students Fair Adm. and Bostock are logical steps toward ensuring a republican form of government when no other form of government is “worth maintaining”. This petition seeks to unleash the tools the Fourteenth Amendment framers gave us to insure its survival. ii