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Fiendish Thingy

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9. ...and?

Reply to Klarkashton (Reply #7)

Thu Jun 25, 2026, 07:13 PM

3 hrs ago

The tariff EO affected the Executive Branch, which carried out the EO until SCOTUS ruled it was unlawful.

EO’s attempting to control how states run elections have been ignored, and many of them have been suspended pending adjudication.

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Signing what turns out to be unlawful executive orders [View all] Klarkashton 6 hrs ago OP

? lame54 6 hrs ago #1

Does that mean President Biden should have been impeached for his executive attempt Seeking Serenity 6 hrs ago #2

probably need to show a pattern of abuse of the EO... RockCreek 6 hrs ago #3

Abuse of authority wasn't mentioned in the OP. Seeking Serenity 2 hrs ago #15

Did anyone get their debt erased.immediately? NO Klarkashton 5 hrs ago #4

Trump literally governs by executive order, he prefers to operate as a sole autocrat outside of the standard process. Karasu 3 hrs ago #8

Trump's Executive Orders, legal or not, don't " immediately go into effect" Fiendish Thingy 4 hrs ago #5

Tariffs went into effect the next day. Klarkashton 4 hrs ago #7

...and? Fiendish Thingy 3 hrs ago #9

When you have a completely subservient GQP in control of all three branches, many of these actions have indeed Karasu 3 hrs ago #10

The election related EO's have been ignored by the states Fiendish Thingy 3 hrs ago #13

Yes, the election-related ones have indeed met with a quick response out of necessity, thankfully. We do have an Karasu 3 hrs ago #14

Which unlawful shit are you referring to? There are so many to choose from. Amaryllis 4 hrs ago #6

Indeed relogic 3 hrs ago #11

There's no dearth of grounds for impeachment. Just a shortage of willing Republicans in Congress. n/t thesquanderer 3 hrs ago #12