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Philip Bump@pbump.com |
Most Americans opposed presidential immunity. But then most voters opposed the presidents who nominated several justices to the court and most Americans were represented by senators who opposed their confirmations. www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...
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Maggie WW
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With the Immunity decision and the Chevron decision, President and Supreme Court are now more powerful than Congress. Robert's tome:patronizingly dismissive of the minority argument. The President can now kill someone or reverse an election with impunity. We can't ask for evidence or motive. A coup?
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Josh Crowley (@jdcrowley)
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We live under a tyranny of the minority and we keep getting told that we can’t do a single thing to fix it because it would mean we’d have a tyranny of the majority.
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