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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'd be fascinated to see how this court would rule under a radical progressive president who [b]attempts to assassinate his opponents and openly take bribes.[/b] I am also tired of justices pretending they're historians and have any good thumb on the history of this country-follow plain text if you want to be originalists but don't conjure up convenient analyses of history :roll: [/quote] Neither of these actions is covered by this ruling. Those are not "official" duties. Those are crimes, regardless of who is doing them. [/quote] If a crime has no enforcement possibility then is it really a crime?[/quote] Crime absolutely has enforcement possibility. Tell me exactly how assassinating Justices on SCOTUS is an official act. [/quote] The President can order the military to assassinate anyone - he is the Commander-in-Chief so any order he gives is an official act - and no one is allowed to look at the President's [b]motive and the evidence of the official act is inadmissible. [/b][/quote] Only inadmissible if it's an official act. If it's not an official act, then go ahead and inquire about motive and evidence. See? The test isn't very workable. Not a big deal since it's not going to come up very often. [/quote] Any military order by POTUS is a core Constitutional responsibility ---> absolutely immune official act Probably less messy for POTUS to just declare someone a national security risk and detain them at a black site. Again, core Constitutional power, so unreviewable.[/quote]
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