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b-boy bouiebaisse@jbouie.bsky.social |
given the roberts' courts expansive (and frankly extra-constitutional) notions of "separation of powers," i do wonder if they would eventually turn their eyes toward any congressional regulation of presidential power, even that which is specified under congress' article i powers
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Not knowledgeable enough about the military, but one way I expect this to play out is that if Trump tries to do stuff like illegally purge agencies of civil servants, the Roberts court will thwart any attempts by Congress to investigate it
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b-boy bouiebaisse
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for example, is the Uniform Code of Military Justice unconstitutional under this separation of powers doctrine?
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