US US Politics General 2: Hope Edition - Discussion of President Trump and other politicians

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Should be a wild four years.

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Oh here we go. The avengers have assembled and are ready to present their rebuttal. It’s been like 2 minutes and I have a headache. All these people are like shouting at us in shaky voices, it’s so unsettling. It’s such a black and white difference to Trump’s speech.
 
Oh here we go. The avengers have assembled and are ready to present their rebuttal. It’s been like 2 minutes and I have a headache. All these people are like shouting at us in shaky voices, it’s so unsettling. It’s such a black and white difference to Trump’s speech.
They’re just that terrified of Not-See-ism. THEY’RE PANICKING- WHY AREN’T YOU PANICKING!?

Do you have a source for that or are you being sarcastic?
It’s sarcasm.
 
They really keep going with the line that nothing is wrong, nothing is their fault, and it’s heckin illegal to fire those people. Great fucking plan for the future of the Our Democracy™ you retards!

ETA: Oh and bursting into tears randomly seems to be a theme
 
Hamas releases a wider range of hostages, IDF withdraws from the gaza strip to start a 'permanent ceasefire'.
I'm guessing phase 3 is something sets them off again and we are right back to the start because Gaza is a geopolitical nightmare who's population is completely mind fucked and Israel is full of jews that do Jewish shenanigans.
 
Wrong. If this order stands, it essentially means that President is not the head of the executive branch, but rather whatever district judge wakes up pissy in the morning.
The case is about if the President complied with the law in his executive action. Read the original complaint. The plaintiffs state that executive action violated several laws because Trump did not follow procedure and was “arbitrary and capricious” in freezing all funds. Plaintiffs received a TRO to restore funding prior to when Trump took office as that was not getting paid and the organizations showed that it was impacting their ability to operate. The past few weeks have been battles for the TRO’s validity, which the Supreme Court agreed with. Now the case will move on to decide if the Executive branch complied with established law in its foreign aid freeze executive action.
 
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