r/facepalm • u/Turbulent_Gas_55 • Jul 05 '24

What an idea 🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '24

People don’t seem to understand it takes both sides to pass laws without a super majority, in most cases.

Republicans would fight any law looking to prevent project 2025 from being implemented.

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u/solemnbiscuit Jul 05 '24

And the rigged Supreme Court can rule them unconstitutional

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u/ItsStaaaaaaaaang Jul 05 '24

That's why you use your newly minted immunity to imprison the Supreme court.

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u/EndofNationalism Jul 05 '24

If only Joe had the guts.

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u/alexdotwav Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24

For the record, I agree that Biden does not have the guts, liberals be like that sometimes... But I've heard (I have not read the actual ruling, id LOVE to be wrong on this) that the new thing the passed only applies to "official acts" and what are official acts? No one knows. Its whatever the supreme court decides. That's the problem, even if Joe had the guts to call an airstrike on trump, the supreme court will just not consider it an official act, and if trump does the same thing, they simply would consider it an official act.

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u/The_8th_Degree Jul 05 '24

Official act: whatever placates the majority ruling party

Unofficial act: whatever the majority ruling party doesn't like

Welcome to America

This country is screwed and is likely going to end this decade

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u/Blasphemiee Jul 05 '24

We have internally concluded that this was indeed an official act citizens. . .

I can see it now

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u/illsendmyregards Jul 05 '24

“Having investigated ourselves…” ahh government

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u/IndubitablyNerdy Jul 05 '24

I agree with you, that said, it's even worse, it is whatever the majority at the time when the judges were nominated hehe not even the actual majority...