Concerned American
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Just look at the screeching by the libs on this board during the past WEEK about what TRUMP IS GOING TO DO ... SMH,What do you mean, started? You guys have been screeching bloody murder since he was elected.
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Just look at the screeching by the libs on this board during the past WEEK about what TRUMP IS GOING TO DO ... SMH,What do you mean, started? You guys have been screeching bloody murder since he was elected.
Asking the 14th amendment to be properly interpreted is not "making law"
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Fool! That is why there are three branches of government. It's called Checks and Balances.
I suggest you read up on it....
You shouldn't show your ignorance of such facts of government. That is unless you're not whom you pretend to be..
Yeah, we fully expect you traitors to fight against Trump tooth and nail. You will lose in the long run, but we will enjoy the fight.Trump’s executive orders already face pushback, legal challenges
Two hours after being sworn in, President Donald Trump sat down in the President’s Room at the U.S. Capitol to sign the first of nearly 100 promised executive orders — a historic and hand-cramping effort that he promised would begin “the complete restoration of America and the revolution of common sense.”
But his pen strokes also kicked off a round of objections from opponents, scholars and other groups that said he’d exceeded the limits of his presidential power. They included some critics who filed lawsuits before his signatures were dry, all but guaranteeing that his approval would not be the last word on Monday’s executive actions.
The biggest concern in pursuing these matters through the courts is of course the degree to which they have been coopted by trumpery.
Trump’s executive orders already face pushback, legal challenges
Two hours after being sworn in, President Donald Trump sat down in the President’s Room at the U.S. Capitol to sign the first of nearly 100 promised executive orders — a historic and hand-cramping effort that he promised would begin “the complete restoration of America and the revolution of common sense.”
But his pen strokes also kicked off a round of objections from opponents, scholars and other groups that said he’d exceeded the limits of his presidential power. They included some critics who filed lawsuits before his signatures were dry, all but guaranteeing that his approval would not be the last word on Monday’s executive actions.
The biggest concern in pursuing these matters through the courts is of course the degree to which they have been coopted by trumpery.
These executive orders will not be stopped.Trump’s executive orders already face pushback, legal challenges
Two hours after being sworn in, President Donald Trump sat down in the President’s Room at the U.S. Capitol to sign the first of nearly 100 promised executive orders — a historic and hand-cramping effort that he promised would begin “the complete restoration of America and the revolution of common sense.”
But his pen strokes also kicked off a round of objections from opponents, scholars and other groups that said he’d exceeded the limits of his presidential power. They included some critics who filed lawsuits before his signatures were dry, all but guaranteeing that his approval would not be the last word on Monday’s executive actions.
The biggest concern in pursuing these matters through the courts is of course the degree to which they have been coopted by trumpery.
You didn't read his EO, did you? He wasn't asking.
Oh, some might be. He launched a barrage for a reason.These executive orders will not be stopped.
Yeah, we fully expect you traitors to fight against Trump tooth and nail. You will lose in the long run, but we will enjoy the fight.
Like we didn't know this was going to happen.
Good luck justifying not making government more efficient, not deporting criminals, and keeping men in women's sports.
It is also unclear whether Trump’s efforts to undo birthright citizenship can weather legal challenges, along with other immigration-related efforts. In a call with reporters before Trump was inaugurated, aides didn’t provide details about how the president’s new policies would fit into the web of existing laws and international treaties, or with ongoing litigation.What do you mean, started? You guys have been screeching bloody murder since he was elected.
In spite of a narrow victory, Trump still has to follow the lawAmazing for people to have legal counters to EOs signed less than 24 hours ago.
SPEEDY LEGAL SERVICES.
Dems want their big government fascism!
The people spoke, they want what Trump promised…BUT THE DEMOCRATS WILL TAKE IT TO COURT TO FUCK OVER THE PEOPLE’S CHOICE.
Fine Americans!
Really? Be specific on how.You're going to be fighting against the constitution on a couple of issues. But you don't care. You support Trump more than you support the constitution.
Out of 200 EOs if Trump gets reversed on a few no problem.It is also unclear whether Trump’s efforts to undo birthright citizenship can weather legal challenges, along with other immigration-related efforts. In a call with reporters before Trump was inaugurated, aides didn’t provide details about how the president’s new policies would fit into the web of existing laws and international treaties, or with ongoing litigation.
Politicians don’t have to listen to the courts.Trump’s executive orders already face pushback, legal challenges
Two hours after being sworn in, President Donald Trump sat down in the President’s Room at the U.S. Capitol to sign the first of nearly 100 promised executive orders — a historic and hand-cramping effort that he promised would begin “the complete restoration of America and the revolution of common sense.”
But his pen strokes also kicked off a round of objections from opponents, scholars and other groups that said he’d exceeded the limits of his presidential power. They included some critics who filed lawsuits before his signatures were dry, all but guaranteeing that his approval would not be the last word on Monday’s executive actions.
The biggest concern in pursuing these matters through the courts is of course the degree to which they have been coopted by trumpery.
There's nothing inherently unconstitutional about various restrictions on possession or sale of specific types of guns. Like this. National Firearms Act | Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and ExplosivesLuckily, the system was able to repeal Trumps unconstitutional, anti 2A ban.
Politicians don’t have to listen to the courts.
Haven’t you heard?
And Republicans are going to give it to them.Dems want their big government fascism!
Excellent point. Cuz we all know what's important in governing the country is owning the libs.
Some of Trump’s actions faced immediate legal challenge. Before he had left the U.S. Capitol where he was inaugurated, three lawsuits raised legal questions about his appointment of Tesla founder Elon Musk to run the nongovernmental “Department of Government Efficiency.” The public interest groups behind the lawsuits say the “DOGE” panel violates laws on transparency for government advisory groups.