postman
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What Trump was trying to do was UNCONSTITUTIONAL. Which BTW is the highest law in the land.Lawsuits, not criminal charges.
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What Trump was trying to do was UNCONSTITUTIONAL. Which BTW is the highest law in the land.Lawsuits, not criminal charges.
Look at Garland protecting Hunter and Joe Biden and then look at Matt Whitaker,Matthew Whitaker
The oath states that service members must obey the orders given to themHe/she has to answer to their oath. Just like every soldier in the military., Who have far more power than any bureaucrat.
No, people thought they may have might have could have violated federal law, and used their belief as a cover to not enact policies they disagreed with.
If they don't like it, they should have quit. They are cogs in a machine, not policy makers.
Actually it states they must obey all "LAWFUL" orders given to them.The oath states that service members must obey the orders given to them
From your linked article........"Author David Rohde explains how the “deep state” evolved into a sprawling conspiracy theory."The "deep state" is real. But it’s not what Trump thinks it is.
Hopefully the Supreme Court rules to limit or even better overturn Chevron Deference and we can start to wrangle these agencies back under control.
It should have applied at nurembergActually it states they must obey all "LAWFUL" orders given to them.
That's why the excuse "I was only following orders" didn't fly at Nuremburg.
He hasn't. What were you saying about Whitaker's legitimacy?Look at Garland protecting Hunter and Joe Biden
They said they would quit.
Former DOJ officials detail threatening to resign en masse in meeting with Trump
You think burning human beings in gas chambers is ambiguous in terms of it being lawful?A soldier in combat is not equipped to decide lawful or unlawfull orders
Check again. I'm sure they violated federal law. It's just that Trump couldn't be prosecuted while in office, so no charges were brought, or indictments sought to confirm their illegality.
What Trump was trying to do was UNCONSTITUTIONAL. Which BTW is the highest law in the land.
Got better links than Vanity Fair?He hasn't. What were you saying about Whitaker's legitimacy?
They are oath bound to uphold the Constitution of the United States, above fealty to any person or party.
Sand in the gears is an interesting way to put threatening to resign over Trump naming an unqualified sycophant as AG because the acting AG wouldn't participate in an attempted coup."Threatening"
And for every one that did that, there were 5 still putting sand in the gears.
You're missing the obvious. They were trying to defend the constitutional order while Trump was trying to destroy it.They don't get to decide that and keep their job. They should quit.
NoYou think burning human beings in gas chambers is ambiguous in terms of it being lawful?
Got any evidence the info is wrong?Got better links than Vanity Fair?
Refuse orders and shoot Hitler.No
But even in that situation what were german officers supposed to do?
Refuse orders and be shot?