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Nicholas Grossman@nicholasgrossman.bsky.social |
John Adams: A government of laws, and not of men Theodore Roosevelt: No man is above the law John Roberts: Presidents don't have to follow laws in office, at least not all of them, and if a sitting president breaks the law, he's immune from any legal consequences for life and you just have to deal
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Myandra, Graceless Lady and Proud of it.
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I've been sick to my stomach all day. This is not my America, this is Trump Dystopia.
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Dov H. Levin
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Yup- & as a bonus even if Trump (hopefully) loses this still gives future POTUS a troubling potential get out of jail cards for say doing illegal Iran Contra style covert operations as part of their FP official acts etc. etc.
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Tycho Softworks
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Ben Franklin: "A Republic, if you can keep it." Clearly, we can't...
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Daniel Brody
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“A republic, if you can keep it.” Yeah, about that…
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Nicholas Grossman
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Yes, the Supreme Court not only effectively declared that Donald Trump has legal permission to try overthrowing the Constitution without consequence, they've also put all future presidents above the law to some extent, thereby removing a powerful incentive for presidents to follow it. Insane.
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