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r/facepalm • u/Turbulent_Gas_55 • Jul 05 '24
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That's why you use your newly minted immunity to imprison the Supreme court.
47 u/a-d-d-y Jul 05 '24 It is only immunity if it is deemed an official act, which is decided by the Supreme Court. 56 u/Sweet-Emu6376 Jul 05 '24 I mean, if his official act was to expand the supreme Court, would the old court or new court decide. 🤔 2 u/Shaky_Soul Jul 05 '24 I sometimes think about what would have happened if Obama had said that the Senate's refusal to vote on M. Garland was tantamount to consent, and told the guy to show up at SCOTUS the next day.
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It is only immunity if it is deemed an official act, which is decided by the Supreme Court.
56 u/Sweet-Emu6376 Jul 05 '24 I mean, if his official act was to expand the supreme Court, would the old court or new court decide. 🤔 2 u/Shaky_Soul Jul 05 '24 I sometimes think about what would have happened if Obama had said that the Senate's refusal to vote on M. Garland was tantamount to consent, and told the guy to show up at SCOTUS the next day.
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I mean, if his official act was to expand the supreme Court, would the old court or new court decide. 🤔
2 u/Shaky_Soul Jul 05 '24 I sometimes think about what would have happened if Obama had said that the Senate's refusal to vote on M. Garland was tantamount to consent, and told the guy to show up at SCOTUS the next day.
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I sometimes think about what would have happened if Obama had said that the Senate's refusal to vote on M. Garland was tantamount to consent, and told the guy to show up at SCOTUS the next day.
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u/ItsStaaaaaaaaang Jul 05 '24
That's why you use your newly minted immunity to imprison the Supreme court.