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I don't think the left sees the difference. When Trump tries to influence the Court's decisions the left attack him. When Biden does it, the left think it is just fine.Urge - Please do this
Tell - Do what I say
I guess you see no difference
Bernie is an ideologue. I think he has a good heart but that he's not very pragmatic or a good politician in general. It's like if Mr. Rogers had tried to do politics.Only trouble is a lot of youngies think that Bernie is the answer. He's not.
But, the point is, the left attacked Trump for trying to influence the Court and give Biden a free pass for the very same thing. I'm just pointing out the hypocrisy.Biden is hardly the first president to do so. It doesn't mean they are obligated to take his opinion into consideration.
If YOU guys quit talking about Trump and giving him credence, Trump would go away. YOU keep Trump in the news.Why do you despise people making posts 'with' trump in them?
He keeps himself in the news.
If trump would STFU and go away, until then, he is fair game. Got it.
Nope, we are supposed to have a separation of powers thing here, not sure it's that way anymore.I'm wondering why Biden thinks he can tell the Supreme Court how to decide a case. Why would Biden even "urge" the Supreme Court how to decide his way unless he thinks he has some kind of power or influence over it? I'm fine with a president asking the Supreme Court to make a decision on a matter but not to "urge" the court to make a particular decision, one way or another. The justices should make their decisions based on the law, not based on what someone tells them how to decide a case, even the president.
Biden urges Supreme Court to maintain workplace vaccine mandate
The Biden administration on Thursday urged the Supreme Court to leave intact a workplace vaccine-or-test mandate as public health officials contend with the surging COVID-19 pandemic.The administration's brief, filed by the Department of Justice (DOJ), comes in response to a legal challenge...www.yahoo.com
Nothing to add except butbutbutbut Trump in a Pedo *Joe thread.Nothing to add except stupidity?
That's what I thought.
Hits close to him when Trump is called out, don't it?Nothing to add except butbutbutbut Trump in a Pedo *Joe thread.
Exactly.The US has a Constitution that needs to be followed, and if necessary changed through the amendment process. What you imply is third world banana republic nonsense, of changing laws to suit the whining of the mob.
Wrong as usual. You are not a part of we Americans.Based on that, shouldn't you be encouraging me to post more?
Why yes, you should!
You’re confusing laughing at severe TDS with crying.Hits close to him when Trump is called out, don't it?
Now cry, bedwetter.
NO WAY
yes way, Ted.NO WAY
Why not? Worth a shot to make your desires known. Certainly not against any laws.I understand that. But, I'm wondering why Biden thought he could persuade them to his way.
When Trump tried to influence the Court, all hell broke loose with the lefties, claiming all kinds of crap. Silence from the left now.Why not? Worth a shot to make your desires known. Certainly not against any laws.
Remind me of the story, so I can look it up. What did the asshole do to the court besides stack the court?When Trump tried to influence the Court, all hell broke loose with the lefties, claiming all kinds of crap. Silence from the left now.
I'm wondering why Biden thinks he can tell the Supreme Court how to decide a case. Why would Biden even "urge" the Supreme Court how to decide his way unless he thinks he has some kind of power or influence over it? I'm fine with a president asking the Supreme Court to make a decision on a matter but not to "urge" the court to make a particular decision, one way or another. The justices should make their decisions based on the law, not based on what someone tells them how to decide a case, even the president.
Biden urges Supreme Court to maintain workplace vaccine mandate
The Biden administration on Thursday urged the Supreme Court to leave intact a workplace vaccine-or-test mandate as public health officials contend with the surging COVID-19 pandemic.The administration's brief, filed by the Department of Justice (DOJ), comes in response to a legal challenge...
lolCan A President Tell The Supreme Court How To Decide Cases?
Of course, this is only an ‘issue’ for conservatives when a Democrat is in the WH.I'm wondering why Biden thinks he can tell the Supreme Court how to decide a case. Why would Biden even "urge" the Supreme Court how to decide his way unless he thinks he has some kind of power or influence over it? I'm fine with a president asking the Supreme Court to make a decision on a matter but not to "urge" the court to make a particular decision, one way or another. The justices should make their decisions based on the law, not based on what someone tells them how to decide a case, even the president.
Biden urges Supreme Court to maintain workplace vaccine mandate
The Biden administration on Thursday urged the Supreme Court to leave intact a workplace vaccine-or-test mandate as public health officials contend with the surging COVID-19 pandemic.The administration's brief, filed by the Department of Justice (DOJ), comes in response to a legal challenge...
He should file an amicus brief, and that should be the extent of his conversation on the topic.He absolutely has influence. He's the president. Trying to make things happen with the weight of his opinions is part of what presidents do.
