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[HikerGuy83]

Ain't that simple.

But thanks for mentioning voter suppression.

O.K.

This guy's a sock for one of the other morons already on this board.

Someone who needs some relief from continually getting his ass kicked.

And yes it is that simple. Now that it's clear you won't be supporting your stupid arguments either.

There are elements of democracy in the selection of our representatives, but the U.S. itself is a Constitutional Republic.

Legal voting ==> Voter supression..... got it.

 

[HikerGuy83]

Congressional Republicans have also ceded much of their lawmaking authority to the White House, allowing Donald Trump to attempt sweeping policy changes through executive orders (and leaving the courts to figure out whether any of it is legal).

Congress has been ceding it's authority for 50 years. This one is no different.

Trump has also directly undermined the workings of the judicial system, most notably by pardoning 1,500 people charged or convicted in connection with the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.

Undermined. Please show us how it undermined anything. Pardons have always been a part of the presidency.

I don't like them. But this claim is stupid.

Trump has called for impeachment and filed misconduct complaints against judges who rule against him,

How many have been impeached?

refused to follow court orders,

He's followed the courts pretty much all the time.

Liar.

Trump is trying to undermine voting in several ways, he has a good chance of becoming our dictator.

And what does that look like?

Tell you what....you define what that looks like.

If we agree....then we can make a bet.

If he leaves office in 2028 as he should, you leave the board at the same time (if your sorry left-wing ass lasts that long). If he doesn't, I'll leave (as I'll be fighting him in the streets).