Trump Doesn't Know if He Has to Uphold the Constitution Because He's Not a Lawyer

[scruffy]

Quit living in the past. He has done gobs of Fkd up crap since he laid his hand on the Bible this time. The country is just going through a period, like a divorced couple that decided to remarry, then remember why they dumped the other person in the first place, but now stuck with the same asshole again.

And yet Trump's popularity is twice yours.

Go figure.

 

[Mac1958]

The arrogance and incompetence of the trump regime is mind numbing.

That's what happens when an organization's top priority is loyalty and not competence, intimidation and not innovation.

It's why authoritarian regimes always either outright fail or drag on and decay.

 

[JimH52]

Due Process is a murky phrase. The courts have been clear that they are entitled to due process but that has generally meant procedural due process i.e. they are only entitled to whatever procedure Congress has established, not substantive due process. Congress has established processes but it also has authorized expedited deportations with no hearings. The orange one isn't wrong to punt the ball to his lawyers on that question.

Except that he is ignoring an order from the USSC to "facilitate" the return of Garcia. Every day he gers away with that, he is emboldened to expand his dictatorship.