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An unfairly maligned formulation of the true meaning of the separation of powers, according to today’s Supreme Court majority.
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More to the point, he can instruct the U.S. Army or the Secret Service to shoot them in the head, and they will have absolute immunity for following orders.
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The fact that the originalists are enshrining into holy writ some of the only things that we absolutely know that the framers were terrified of is at some level darkly humorous, but Barrett is the only one of them who seems to have a single qualm about their hypocrisy.
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They use DEI the same way. Broken down into components it becomes a million times less scary, and they want it to be scary. CRT and DEI are so easy to misunderstand because they are desperate to misunderstand it.
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The right doesn't misunderstand CRT, they just use it as a bogeyman to scare people who are terrified of black people, but might have some sort of moral qualm against chanting "White Power!"
Critical Race Theory's sound has such convenient sharp edges that they can claim it is whatever they want.
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Trump hasn't done a single legal thing since he was 25. He now has an insanely good sense of whom he can bully, when he can push further, who is looking for a bribe, and who is too chickenshit to try to stop him.
They are both of the opinion that they are very clever, but for different reasons.
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