The time for dancing on the head of a pin is no more.

[berg80]

You're right!

Damn it!

How did those guys become Senators, anyway?

They were elected by misinformed rubes.........like you.

 

[SeaMajor7]

He doesn't have de jure protection from impeachment, he has de facto protection due to Senate Repubs duplicity.

It's called PROTECTION FROM YOU OBSTRUCTIONIST PSYCHOPATHS.

 

[Marener]

The unelected lawyer/judges do not run the executive branch of government

They determine if the executive is operating within the confines of the law.

You didn’t answer the question. Can the president pick and choose which rulings to follow?

 

[Independent thinker]

Yes, well Repubs were alarmed about Biden taking bribes from foreign countries but that was a hoax.

So, you could only come up with one cherry picked example? All I said is now you know the feeling the right has had for four years, which catapulted Trump to the presidency. And the fact that you fail to see it all pleases me greatly.

 

[elektra]

You mean like those unelected judges that ruled a President is above the law?

Why does Trump only get outraged when cases go against him?

Why do you make things up

 

[elektra]

They determine if the executive is operating within the confines of the law.

You didn’t answer the question. Can the president pick and choose which rulings to follow

The president can ignore all the unconstitutional rulings

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

How Trump Is Trying to Consolidate Power Over Courts, Congress and More

President Trump called for one federal judge seeking basic information about his deportation efforts to be impeached amid mounting concern about a constitutional showdown. Another judge found that Mr. Trump’s efforts to shut down a federal agency probably violated the Constitution and stripped Congress of its authority. The president was accused of overstepping his executive authority yet again in firing two Democratic commissioners from an independent trade commission. And that was just Tuesday.
Nearly two months into his second term, Mr. Trump is trying to consolidate control over the courts, Congress and even, in some ways, American society and culture.

His expansive interpretation of presidential power has become the defining characteristic of his second term, an aggressive effort across multiple fronts to assert executive authority to reshape the government, drive policy in new directions and root out what he and his supporters see as a deeply embedded liberal bias.

“We’ve never seen a president so comprehensively attempt to arrogate and consolidate so much of the other branches’ power, let alone to do so in the first two months of his presidency,” said Stephen Vladeck, a professor at Georgetown University Law Center.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/20/...date-power-over-courts-congress-and-more.html

Opinions may differ as to whether a prez inherently has the powers trump is claiming for himself. Or whether a prez should have those powers. But the debate over whether he IS seeking them has ended by virtue of his actions. Call it dictatorial, call it autocratic, call it what you will, trump is actively in pursuit of executive power that flies in the face of the Founder's intentions for co-equal branches of government. If successful it will fundamentally change America.

Nope. Trump is evening the playing field. Leftists have infested the government, media and academia over the past sixty years.

 

[Marener]

The president can ignore all the unconstitutional rulings

Does the president determine which rulings are unconstitutional?

 

[Luckyone]

How Trump Is Trying to Consolidate Power Over Courts, Congress and More

President Trump called for one federal judge seeking basic information about his deportation efforts to be impeached amid mounting concern about a constitutional showdown. Another judge found that Mr. Trump’s efforts to shut down a federal agency probably violated the Constitution and stripped Congress of its authority. The president was accused of overstepping his executive authority yet again in firing two Democratic commissioners from an independent trade commission. And that was just Tuesday.
Nearly two months into his second term, Mr. Trump is trying to consolidate control over the courts, Congress and even, in some ways, American society and culture.

His expansive interpretation of presidential power has become the defining characteristic of his second term, an aggressive effort across multiple fronts to assert executive authority to reshape the government, drive policy in new directions and root out what he and his supporters see as a deeply embedded liberal bias.

“We’ve never seen a president so comprehensively attempt to arrogate and consolidate so much of the other branches’ power, let alone to do so in the first two months of his presidency,” said Stephen Vladeck, a professor at Georgetown University Law Center.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/20/...date-power-over-courts-congress-and-more.html

Opinions may differ as to whether a prez inherently has the powers trump is claiming for himself. Or whether a prez should have those powers. But the debate over whether he IS seeking them has ended by virtue of his actions. Call it dictatorial, call it autocratic, call it what you will, trump is actively in pursuit of executive power that flies in the face of the Founder's intentions for co-equal branches of government. If successful it will fundamentally change America.

 

[elektra]

Does the president determine which rulings are unconstitutional?

Yes

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Do you know the limits of the executive branch?

The Judges clearly read the law... An agency set up and allocated funds by congress , can only be disbanded by congress...

That mean USAID is gone, right?

 

[berg80]

So, you could only come up with one cherry picked example?

OMG. You nitwits obsessed about it for years. Accepting a bunch of lies and baseless innuendo as the truth.........as you always do.

 

[irosie91]

Does the president determine which rulings are unconstitutional?

I have a vague memory---from---the depths of my public
school education---that the President can declare all kinds
of circumstances of FACT in emergency situations

 

[Marener]

Yes

This is how you get dictators.

 

[Luckyone]

you must live under a rock. We are engaged in battles against
hostilities and in economic and social calamity

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Wrong. Clinton fired every single federal judge when he took office, yet Bush attempted to replace 8 or 9 of them and the Democrats had a tizzy.

Clinton did not fire any federal judges. You are confused. He fired all the US Attorneys in the Justice Department.

 

[Independent thinker]

OMG. You nitwits obsessed about it for years. Accepting a bunch of lies and baseless innuendo as the truth.........as you always do.

So, you're still only talking about one cherry picked thing?

 

[berg80]

That mean USAID is gone, right?

A federal judge says the USAID shutdown likely violated the Constitution​

https://www.npr.org/2025/03/18/nx-s1-5332274/judge-ruling-usaid-shutdown

Any problem with the illegal way trumples are doing things?

 

[Mac1958]

You mean like those unelected judges that ruled a President is above the law?

Why does Trump only get outraged when cases go against him?

He's made both "Christians" and "Constitutionalists" completely sell out.

Absolutely fucking incredible.

How does that happen?

 

[berg80]

All I said is now you know the feeling the right has had for four years

You must be talking about irrational hysteria based on misinformation. It's a right wing thing.