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John Roberts has created a monster — and he knows it | Opinion

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John Roberts has created a monster — and he knows it | Opinion

Not so Trump’s DOJ lawyers. At a hearing last week about Trump’s deportation of Venezuelan immigrants to an El Salvador prison, Trump lawyer Abhishek Kambli refused to answer Judge James Boasberg’s entirely expected questions, and claimed that the president didn’t have to follow the judge’s order in any event. The DOJ argued in a court filing that, “there is no justification (for the court) to order the provision of additional information,” and that “the Government should not be required to disclose sensitive information bearing on national security and foreign relations.”

There was nothing classified about where the deportation flights went, who was on them, or why; Trump had made it a flashy PR stunt meant for mass consumption. Fox News repeatedly published footage of the flights, along with footage of prisoners’ heads being shaved, showing them degraded, cowered, chained, and bent over, and depicting the El Salvador slave-labor prison itself, including armed guards and prison staff. There is no alternative universe where what time the planes departed and who was on them could be deemed a “national security” secret after they landed.


When a president manufactures a fake “invasion” under the Alien Enemies Act, a wartime law from 1798, to justify his unconstitutional actions, he is declaring that the Constitution does not apply to him. It's a continuation of Trump’s lowest common denominator recklessness that will, sooner or later, lead to bloodshed as he expands his definition of ‘invasion’ to any conduct or speech he doesn’t like.

Trump, who is clearly planning to stay in office past his expiration date, will likely disregard that opinion as well, but at least the nation will understand Trump’s lawlessness in plainer terms.

Anyone who is still naive enough to support what Trump is doing should put down the pipe. Democracy can't exist without the rule of law. If there's no rule of law, flawed, corrupt men with the most money and power will seize control of all resources and they will stay in power by force.

We are dangerously close to that tipping point, and every single American needs to be on alert.
 
John Roberts has created a monster — and he knows it | Opinion

Not so Trump’s DOJ lawyers. At a hearing last week about Trump’s deportation of Venezuelan immigrants to an El Salvador prison, Trump lawyer Abhishek Kambli refused to answer Judge James Boasberg’s entirely expected questions, and claimed that the president didn’t have to follow the judge’s order in any event. The DOJ argued in a court filing that, “there is no justification (for the court) to order the provision of additional information,” and that “the Government should not be required to disclose sensitive information bearing on national security and foreign relations.”

There was nothing classified about where the deportation flights went, who was on them, or why; Trump had made it a flashy PR stunt meant for mass consumption. Fox News repeatedly published footage of the flights, along with footage of prisoners’ heads being shaved, showing them degraded, cowered, chained, and bent over, and depicting the El Salvador slave-labor prison itself, including armed guards and prison staff. There is no alternative universe where what time the planes departed and who was on them could be deemed a “national security” secret after they landed.


When a president manufactures a fake “invasion” under the Alien Enemies Act, a wartime law from 1798, to justify his unconstitutional actions, he is declaring that the Constitution does not apply to him. It's a continuation of Trump’s lowest common denominator recklessness that will, sooner or later, lead to bloodshed as he expands his definition of ‘invasion’ to any conduct or speech he doesn’t like.

Trump, who is clearly planning to stay in office past his expiration date, will likely disregard that opinion as well, but at least the nation will understand Trump’s lawlessness in plainer terms.

Anyone who is still naive enough to support what Trump is doing should put down the pipe. Democracy can't exist without the rule of law. If there's no rule of law, flawed, corrupt men with the most money and power will seize control of all resources and they will stay in power by force.

We are dangerously close to that tipping point, and every single American needs to be on alert.
Democrats and " rule of law " talk about a joke . Border security...yep ignored. How many pardons? Yep go on go on .....Tesla getting burnt down ...yep rule of law ... do you ever get tired of eating crow ?
 
Moe gets destroyed in another thread. So he starts a new one hoping you didn't read this one.


 
John Roberts has created a monster — and he knows it | Opinion

Not so Trump’s DOJ lawyers. At a hearing last week about Trump’s deportation of Venezuelan immigrants to an El Salvador prison, Trump lawyer Abhishek Kambli refused to answer Judge James Boasberg’s entirely expected questions, and claimed that the president didn’t have to follow the judge’s order in any event. The DOJ argued in a court filing that, “there is no justification (for the court) to order the provision of additional information,” and that “the Government should not be required to disclose sensitive information bearing on national security and foreign relations.”

There was nothing classified about where the deportation flights went, who was on them, or why; Trump had made it a flashy PR stunt meant for mass consumption. Fox News repeatedly published footage of the flights, along with footage of prisoners’ heads being shaved, showing them degraded, cowered, chained, and bent over, and depicting the El Salvador slave-labor prison itself, including armed guards and prison staff. There is no alternative universe where what time the planes departed and who was on them could be deemed a “national security” secret after they landed.


When a president manufactures a fake “invasion” under the Alien Enemies Act, a wartime law from 1798, to justify his unconstitutional actions, he is declaring that the Constitution does not apply to him. It's a continuation of Trump’s lowest common denominator recklessness that will, sooner or later, lead to bloodshed as he expands his definition of ‘invasion’ to any conduct or speech he doesn’t like.

Trump, who is clearly planning to stay in office past his expiration date, will likely disregard that opinion as well, but at least the nation will understand Trump’s lawlessness in plainer terms.

Anyone who is still naive enough to support what Trump is doing should put down the pipe. Democracy can't exist without the rule of law. If there's no rule of law, flawed, corrupt men with the most money and power will seize control of all resources and they will stay in power by force.

We are dangerously close to that tipping point, and every single American needs to be on alert.
Trump won the popular vote and electoral college. Get used to it. You and the libtards are literally outnumbered now. Consider moving out of the country.
 
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Trump won the popular vote and electoral college. Get used to it. You and the libtards are literally outnumbered now. Consider moving out of the country.

That's why they are so mad about us wanting to throw the Marxist Propaganda out of schools, military, and every other Institution. Then use bots to try to make us look like we have no compassion for our fellow Americans. "We haven't tried socialism like this yet but we will finally get it right this time" they believe. But first they must destroy the Constitutional Republic. How? By crying about people getting their Constitutional Rights abused that aren't citizens or using lawfare.
 
The Communist don't want to end the chaos or the colour revolution. They don't care how many of you get hurt in the process.



 


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