Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'd be fascinated to see how this court would rule under a radical progressive president who attempts to assassinate his opponents and openly take bribes. 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![]()
Neither of these actions is covered by this ruling. Those are not "official" duties. Those are crimes, regardless of who is doing them.
Not according to the SCOTUS. Read the decision.
I did.
Those are NOT official duties.
And, to the pp above who thinks Joe Biden could assassinate Justices - that is such crap. That is NOT an official act. At all.
And, as far as trying to throw DJT in jail - that is actually what is happening now. Have you not been paying attention?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The problem is the constitution never said it forbids abortion restrictions in 1972. Judges made it up.
Judges make stuff up I guess.
Republican judges make stuff up to protect the powerful.
You disagree with their interpretation of the law. Eh, it happens.
The judges in 1973 literally made up Roe vs Wade out of thin air.
Ok sure. These judges are special, not like those 1973 judges.
Yes, SCOTUS today didn’t make up a law complete with breakdown of regulations by trimester. Why is this all confusing to you? Interpreting the constitution isn’t making up legislation.
The SCOTUS today made up a law that gives absolute immunity to the president.
Totally bizarre reading of the opinion. Today, SCOTUS took away absolute immunity for various specified circumstances. Including an insurrection.
There was never absolute immunity for anyone, including the president. So conferring any immunity at all is a loss for the American people.
There was almost absolute immunity for Hunter, though. Darn judge!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'd be fascinated to see how this court would rule under a radical progressive president who attempts to assassinate his opponents and openly take bribes. 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![]()
Neither of these actions is covered by this ruling. Those are not "official" duties. Those are crimes, regardless of who is doing them.
Not according to the SCOTUS. Read the decision.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The problem is the constitution never said it forbids abortion restrictions in 1972. Judges made it up.
Judges make stuff up I guess.
Fortunately we have a court that rectified that mistake.
A court with judges? Please.
A judge interprets the law. He doesn’t make it.
Not anymore. After Chevron, Judges will be making administrative rules. After today, judges will define what is and is not considered "official acts" of the president.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'd be fascinated to see how this court would rule under a radical progressive president who attempts to assassinate his opponents and openly take bribes. 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![]()
Neither of these actions is covered by this ruling. Those are not "official" duties. Those are crimes, regardless of who is doing them.
Anonymous wrote:I'd be fascinated to see how this court would rule under a radical progressive president who attempts to assassinate his opponents and openly take bribes. 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![]()
Anonymous wrote:I'd be fascinated to see how this court would rule under a radical progressive president who attempts to assassinate his opponents and openly take bribes. 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![]()
Anonymous wrote:Never in my wildest dreams did I think the SCOTUS would give Trump unlimited Presidential power. We are now officially a fascist country. The right-wing oligarchs have won. They played the long game, and they are victorious.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DCUM is so twisted they don't realize the court just protected Biden, not the other way around.
I don't care who they protected; the concept of no man being above the law has gone right out the window.
Yes, and I do not know how anyone can now sit as a juror in a criminal case and convict someone for burglary, robbery, fraud, drugs, anything. If a president is above the law, there is no law.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DCUM is so twisted they don't realize the court just protected Biden, not the other way around.
I don't care who they protected; the concept of no man being above the law has gone right out the window.