Technically it fits the definition (http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/sedition), but since there's no sign that anyone is going to leap up and actually follow this dolt, it appears to be covered by the First Amendment (or, at least, unlikely to last on appeal to SCOTUS against sedition charges).
Probably just as well — I suspect Mr Klayman would be thrilled to be prosecuted for his speech.
Larry Klayman: Military Should Oust Obama Like In Egypt
Larry Klayman is once again calling for the military to remove President Obama from office, telling Tim Wildmon of the American Family Association in an interview today that military leaders should &l
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