Trump supporters, how do you square this?

Also, pay attention to the republican-appointed majority Supreme Court. Chief Justice Roberts, who definitely leans conservative, had some things to say this week about it. Are you aware of his comments, or does that not get through your partisan algorithm on X? Again, having an intelligent back and forth with you is impossible, because you don't even know what's going on. Check out the comments from the very conservative Chief Justice.
You mean the comments you linked yesterday on here and I responded to?
 
They don't just have the authority, they have the responsibility to. It's one of the reasons they exist.

Judges don't make an oath to the president, they make an oath to the Constitution.
But it's clearly a personal opinion. This isn't a situation where 95% of judges are in agreement. This is an extreme minority of judges that are doing this. I've said before but I'll say it again. If someone very powerful with different political agendas wanted to find a judge to issue a national injunction to try to slow/stop something the president is doing, they will find that judge every single time. Are you trying to argue that Trump wouldn't or couldn't do that? Find a judge sympathetic to his cause to fight everything that was done the last four years? Of course he could have. He didn't because that's not what this country does.
 
I'm old enough to remember when democrats were screaming for Biden to ignore the Supreme Court. That's was worse than ignoring one random district judge.
 
I'm old enough to remember when democrats were screaming for Biden to ignore the Supreme Court. That's was worse than ignoring one random district judge.
I really wish you would quit lumping all arguments into "democrats" and "republicans". It's a lazy way to make an argument.

Also, the point is whether the actual President wants to, or actually defies a Judge's order. Personally, I think that publicly ridiculing judges is just f'n terrible, but you seem to be okay with these things.

Do you support moving towards a more authoritarian government, where the administrative branch controls the other branches? There's a word for that.
 
I really wish you would quit lumping all arguments into "democrats" and "republicans". It's a lazy way to make an argument.

Also, the point is whether the actual President wants to, or actually defies a Judge's order. Personally, I think that publicly ridiculing judges is just f'n terrible, but you seem to be okay with these things.

Do you support moving towards a more authoritarian government, where the administrative branch controls the other branches? There's a word for that.
I lump most of my arguments into career politician and non career politician. This particular point I just made had to do specifically with democrats tho.

The point that you made that I rebuttaled was people being happy with and wanting Trump to defy judges. I simply said plenty of democrats wanted Biden to defy the Supreme Court. But also Biden (actually his handlers) also wanted to defy the SC. He even went as far as doing ALMOST the exact same thing, but just different enough to pretend his new act wasn't defying them.

I guess for the millionth time I'll say there definitely needs to be a way to keep a president in check. So that means no I don't want a more authoritarian government. So answer this. Do you think it's ok for a judge to abuse their power and try to slow/stop every move a president makes. Or another question is do you think it's possible that a situation could arise where people behind the scenes were using judges in that manner? Keep in mind I'm not asking if you think that's what's happening now. You don't even have to answer me if you don't want. Just think to yourself if you think it could happen. Once you come to that obvious answer,aybe you will have a better understanding of my thoughts. Because I do think it's happening right now.
 
2024 "monthslong" Iowa Election Fraud Findings

1,700,000 votes were cast.
35 illegal votes were discovered.
0.002%
Seems a little short of the 'rampant and widespread voter fraud' touted by Trump and his lackeys to justify draconian new voting hurdles to prevent this "outrageous fraud".

 
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2024 "monthslong" Iowa Election Fraud Findings

1,700,000 votes were cast.
35 illegal votes were discovered.
0.002%
Seems a little short of the 'rampant and widespread voter fraud' touted by Trump and his lackeys to justify draconian new voting hurdles to prevent this outrageous fraud.

The GOP lies. It's how they control the masses. It works. See some of the ridiculous skirt around of truth and the American way even in this thread.
 
2024 "monthslong" Iowa Election Fraud Findings

1,700,000 votes were cast.
35 illegal votes were discovered.
0.002%
Seems a little short of the 'rampant and widespread voter fraud' touted by Trump and his lackeys to justify draconian new voting hurdles to prevent this outrageous fraud.

Iowa wasn't even a state where anyone claimed there was issues was it?
 
The maga Iowa legislature of course claimed voter fraud and have enacted several laws to address these lies. I could give you many instances, here’s one


MAGA legislators making laws to pass their ridiculous agenda in our schools and colleges now. Idiots rule and idiots keep voting them in
 
Judges constantly undermining a president trying to do what he was voted in to do is not a democracy.


I understand that right now you think it's only because Trump is doing things he shouldn't be doing. But I highly doubt that's the case. We will see when we have the next republican president that this new way of doing things will continue. Democrats have opened up so many cans of warms that are going to forever change how our government works.

When judges do their job to interpret and uphold the law and the president rejects their authority - guess which branch is the dangerous one?
 
When judges do their job to interpret and uphold the law and the president rejects their authority - guess which branch is the dangerous one?
When judges abuse their power and undermine the president doing what he was voted in to do - guess which branch is the dangerous one?
 
When judges abuse their power and undermine the president doing what he was voted in to do - guess which branch is the dangerous one?
So if people voted for Trump to accomplish some outcome, it is your belief that Trump can do anything he wishes, including illegal acts, to achieve the outcome.
 
So if people voted for Trump to accomplish some outcome, it is your belief that Trump can do anything he wishes, including illegal acts, to achieve the outcome.
No. But like I've said earlier. Any decent judge could always find a way to interpret an act as illegal, tying it up in courts and delaying the agenda a president was elected to do. That's what I believe is happening now.
 
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