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In reply to the discussion: Joe Biden can save America [View all]Kid Berwyn
(24,422 posts)39. Right. Waste of Decades.
Like the time president-elect Nixon came into office in 1968 and asked FBI Director Hoover not to investigate his Attorney General-nominee John Mitchell. Hoover saluted Tricky and Mitchell slid past Senate confirmation.
My point? No Nixon. No Rehnquist. No Reagan. No Scalia. No Poppy Doc Bush. No Clarence Thomas NRA AK-47s in the hands of the KKK. No Baby Doc Bush. No Trump. No SCrOTUS 6. And thus, there'd be no existential threat to the Constitution today.
PS: Sorry I didn't fill in all the blanks for you. No time today.
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It does if the person with standing to challenge the results has conceded.
Fiendish Thingy
Nov 2024
#138
I would support Joe. This as a potential form of resistance for timid Dems is highly unlikely.
Magoo48
Nov 2024
#58
And where is the Intelligence community on this larceny and its consequences?
bucolic_frolic
Nov 2024
#10
You get it. You are absolutely right. Many of our Dems are too naive. They'd rather be Chamberlain than Churchill.
hawkeye21
Nov 2024
#9
There are reasonable things Joe can do. I pray that he does. See my post just above yours.
usonian
Nov 2024
#36
How is defending the constitution from those who would shred it NOT within his duties?
harumph
Nov 2024
#46
What gives the president "complete authority" to order anyone detained for anything?
onenote
Nov 2024
#61
You appear to underestimate the prerogatives of executive power in extreme circumstances.
harumph
Nov 2024
#49
The best Biden can do is make a prime-time statement to the nation warning us that Trump is filling
Doodley
Nov 2024
#34
First, he personally has immunity for official acts. The people he orders to do X, do not. So unless
kelly1mm
Nov 2024
#41
These 'Team Blue Benevolent Dictatorship' fantasies are getting old. They do apparently make
kelly1mm
Nov 2024
#45
Stop fucking saying that the country is gone. Don't concede 1 fucking inch. Not one.
themaguffin
Nov 2024
#48
It's telling the way folks afraid that Trump will not follow the law think the solution is to throw out the law.
onenote
Nov 2024
#87
You cite exactly what I wanted to hear, and I sincerely appreciate your response.
jaxexpat
Nov 2024
#95
So, if what you fear happens are you going to say Trump had the constitutional power to do it?
onenote
Nov 2024
#80
what do we call our new regime that we pledge fealty to with the promise they'll defend us
bigtree
Nov 2024
#91
your appeals to 'do something' without spelling it out have the look and feel of religion
bigtree
Nov 2024
#102
Apparently, deafness to your facts is a comfort to many. We are a peculiar species.
jaxexpat
Nov 2024
#98
I feel the same way. Anyone saying we would be like Trump is taking a page out of the "both sides" BS.
58Sunliner
Nov 2024
#100
Yep, and yet the greatest President in our country's history preserved the union
Aviation Pro
Nov 2024
#119
I gotta an instinctive feeling that a plan has been in place for about a year
Aviation Pro
Nov 2024
#110