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J_William_Ryan

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8. "The case was near and dear to Trump."

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Tue Jun 30, 2026, 09:54 PM

9 hrs ago

Along with those on the reprehensible right.

As correctly predicted: conservatives aren’t going to accept the ruling – motivated by racism, bigotry, and hate Republicans will continue their campaign to end birthright citizenship in their ongoing effort to keep immigrants of color out of the country.

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After his Supreme Court loss, Trump calls on Congress to pass a law banning birthright citizenship [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin 10 hrs ago OP

Good luck with that...dumba**... wcmagumba 10 hrs ago #1

Johson sent them home IbogaProject 10 hrs ago #2

The House Repubes The Wizard 9 hrs ago #3

The sheer scope of what that oaf doesn't know... -misanthroptimist 9 hrs ago #4

We have a president who couldn't pass a middle school civics test Mysterian 9 hrs ago #5

I didn't realize that congress can overturn amendments with simple laws. eggplant 9 hrs ago #6

Well, in Trumpedo world, he thinks Congress can, MarineCombatEngineer 9 hrs ago #7

"The case was near and dear to Trump." J_William_Ryan 9 hrs ago #8

Who knew that Congress could overturn a Constitutional amendment catbyte 9 hrs ago #9

How Does Passing A Law Change Anything? DallasNE 6 hrs ago #10