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Should be a wild four years.

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I knew in the bottom of my heart this was coming. But i didn't expect so many other felts before The Big One hit, so now im filled with fucking dread. Are they going to make us house the invaders too? Will Trump go full Jackson and do what must be fucking done?
Take a chill pill we are in the middle of the biggest anti immigration time in the last hundred years in this country.
 
I knew in the bottom of my heart this was coming. But i didn't expect so many other felts before The Big One hit, so now im filled with fucking dread. Are they going to make us house the invaders too? Will Trump go full Jackson and do what must be fucking done?
He has to, otherwise we're just existing in a skin suit of a republic where they stomp all over what the people want. May as well cross the Rubicon (if it has to come to that, hopefully not).
 
The Judicial branch simply shouldn't have this much power over the country, especially on things like birthright citizenship.
They wouldn't if the states and Congress stepped up to resolve the issue. The more these two are negligent in their duties, the more of those duties the courts take on themselves.
 
The Judicial branch simply shouldn't have this much power over the country, especially on things like birthright citizenship.

I really think the separation of powers works.

You have the congress that makes the law, in exchange for this power they are not allowed to administer the law, thats the executive branch.

The court interrupts the law and basically takes the heat when the other two dont get along. Also really smart.

the true failure is congress that do not want any accountability because the quality of the voter base sucks, which leaves too much power in the hands of the SC and the admin.

Abortion for example was magic'd up by the SC. and congress never enshried it in law. what trumps sc did was honestly a good thing and moved the issue to the states.
 
Take a chill pill we are in the middle of the biggest anti immigration time in the last hundred years in this country.
We are, but now nothing is going to stop the chinks from flying over and having a kid that is now a citizen, like they have been doing. Unless we shoot down every fucking airplane North Korea style, we can't stop this shit. This is a crisis.
He has to, otherwise we're just existing in a skin suit of a republic where they stomp all over what the people want. May as well cross the Rubicon (if it has to come to that, hopefully not).
It is his right as president when the courts get too big for their britches. They are not a holy institution, just men in robes.
 
They wouldn't if the states and Congress stepped up to resolve the issue. The more these two are negligent in their duties, the more of those duties the courts take on themselves.
This is kind of the issue a lot of people ignore or don't talk about. The Roe V Wade Ruling was the best example of this, given by the court itself, that it's not up to the court to make laws or legislation. Ideally, after this, Trump would push republicans in Congress to make a law that says mail-in ballots for federal elections aren't counted after the day of the election, and are required to be mailed in by X Date for them to be counted. But republicans are cucked creatures and won't do it even if Trump pushed for it.
 
The Judicial branch simply shouldn't have this much power over the country, especially on things like birthright citizenship.
Well that's just it, they don't normally have this much power over the country. The problem is they get this much power when one branch of government has resolved to sit on its hands and do nothing because their gay fucking Uniparty didn't win.

The problem is we have no Congress right now and Trump refusing to sign anything is the nuclear option but it isn't a winning one.
 
Trump has commented on the Humphrey's Executor ruling, no mention about the ballot ruling. Which either means he's holding back for later, or he's not concerned.

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The real cure is to remove universal mail in balloting. If you just make them cheat in advance it's not really a win.
 
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Does it seem like I am kidding? I'm not.

The arc of the universe points to Fatpacks getting a meaty, juicy W on this one. Everybody who pointed to ACB being a nigger adoptee being disqualifying is going to look like a genius.

I have still not shopped for Schrodinger's burger suit if I am wrong, because I know I am not.
 
This is kind of the issue a lot of people ignore or don't talk about. The Roe V Wade Ruling was the best example of this, given by the court itself, that it's not up to the court to make laws or legislation. Ideally, after this, Trump would push republicans in Congress to make a law that says mail-in ballots for federal elections aren't counted after the day of the election, and are required to be mailed in by X Date for them to be counted. But republicans are cucked creatures and won't do it even if Trump pushed for it.
Well, SOME Republicans wanted to. The actual blame lies on a certain class of republican, the old geriatrics that might as well be Democrats at this point, like Mitch Mcconnel and Co.
 
The real cure is to remove universal mail in balloting. If you just make them cheat in advance it's not really a win.
Normally this would be the case. The big problem is Supreme Court Justice Roberts's previous latches and standings ruling in regards to elections set a precedent I don't think he thought about while making this current ruling where he has defacto allowed cheating in elections. He allowed for infinite mail in ballots with this ruling, which would be fine if you could audit an election, but his refusal to rule on the audit of the Biden Election takes precedent.

So now the ball is in Congress's hands and we all know where that's going.
 
I knew in the bottom of my heart this was coming. But i didn't expect so many other felts before The Big One hit, so now im filled with fucking dread. Are they going to make us house the invaders too? Will Trump go full Jackson and do what must be fucking done?
Calm down and breathe. The worst possible case is status quo, the best is what you want.
 
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