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9. Or the reason is ludicrous nonsense from the 17th century.

Sat Jul 2, 2022, 12:36 PM

Jul 2022

Because who can challenge them?
No one.

Oh I think they will keep cranking out nonsense with impunity.

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If tfg were to be charged with crimes could the SC overturn the conviction(s)? [View all] Ferrets are Cool Jul 2022 OP

No but I think Colonel Sanders could give him a pardon. dameatball Jul 2022 #1

He can be in court forever. Tetrachloride Jul 2022 #2

Certainly not if you are an ordinary person. scarletlib Jul 2022 #3

+1. They can order anything without a reason dalton99a Jul 2022 #8

Or the reason is ludicrous nonsense from the 17th century. Irish_Dem Jul 2022 #9

Yup Takket Jul 2022 #13

Of course, why else would he have installed them relayerbob Jul 2022 #6

Probably not. Progressive dog Jul 2022 #7

Who knows? Retrograde Jul 2022 #10

The Supreme Court cannot arbitrarily overturn a convictIOn brooklynite Jul 2022 #11

Exactly n/t SickOfTheOnePct Jul 2022 #15

It all depends if domestic oligarchs gab13by13 Jul 2022 #12