• MyOpinion@lemm.ee
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    2 months ago

    The president is free to kill his opponents, but he can’t forgive debt? Your corruption is showing Supreme Court.

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      The president is free to kill his opponents, but he can’t forgive debt? Your corruption is showing Supreme Court.

      So Biden could just dismiss the debt and say it was an official act. To be clear, he simply lacks the will.

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        2 months ago

        The Supreme Court gets to decide what is an official act. And he can’t dismiss supreme court’s justices… however…

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        That is exactly what he should do. Then dismiss any Justice who disagrees with him as an official act as well.

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        The ruling was that the president is immune from criminal punishment over offical acts not that the president can pass any laws they want.

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          Arguably, passing a law without congress would be an unofficial act and breaking the law.

          At that point, he could be impeached, and after impeachment, charged with a crime related to the impeachment.

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        Exactly.

        He’s already unilaterally cancelled bits of student debt for several categories of people.

        The SCOTUS is just giving him cover.