And the actual consequences for Trump will be…he just can’t do that. No sanctions for his illegal actions, they just aren’t allowed.
Should he not keep trying them until people are too tired to fight back, thus handing him a win?
The consequences will be it’s just appealed up to the Supreme Court and allowed to do it anyway.
“I think Trump is going to run again in 2024,” he said. “I think that what Trump should do, if I was giving him one piece of advice: Fire every single midlevel bureaucrat, every civil servant in the administrative state, replace them with our people.”
“And when the courts stop you,” he went on, “stand before the country, and say—” he quoted Andrew Jackson, giving a challenge to the entire constitutional order—“the chief justice has made his ruling. Now let him enforce it.”
J.D. Vance, monarchist, 2022
Why not sue him for unlawful termination on grounds of personal vendetta?
He’s the president and it was an official act. That’s the end of any lawsuit against him; the movant isn’t even legally allowed to question the motive of the president, so if the president says it was an act of office and uses the tools of the office, he’s completely immune.
It’s the same reason Biden can’t be sued or criminally charged for anything done during his time as president by anyone.
It’s the same reason Biden can’t be sued or criminally charged for anything done during his time as president by anyone.
Give it a few months until Republicans run out of other boogeymen to chase after. They’ll come up with some shit.
Things I did last week:
- Kicked your ass in court
That’ll be an awkward Monday.
At least someone is standing up to these fuckers
A rare moment where law triumphs over politics; Dellinger’s fight is democracy’s gain.
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