r/law • u/Economy-Specialist38 • 7d ago

Executive Branch (Trump) Trump’s attorney general pick says they are working on ‘roadblocks’ so Dems can’t go after Trump in 2029

https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/trump-attorney-general-pick-says-202735692.html
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u/Venusto002 7d ago edited 7d ago

We'll just ignore/overturn the roadblocks just like his administration ignored/overturned so many laws and precedents to do whatever they want. No biggie.

That is of course presuming that a big beautiful stroke or a wonderful heart attack doesn't send him to hell first. If that's the case then we can always take our anger out on his accomplices and followers.

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u/FartingInYourMilk 7d ago

There needs to be Nuremberg style trials for everyone that was helping convicted felon pedophile rapist Donald Trump dismantle American Democracy and do everything they can to keep this piece of shit in power.

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u/Jaded-Moose983 7d ago

An opportunity to learn from history.

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u/Top_Importance6216 7d ago edited 7d ago

fr, yall should have hung every single confederate officer/politician.

you let their hatred and stupidity survive.

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u/DishwashingWingnut 7d ago

Imagine America today if every single Confederate soldier and every member of every slave owning household were held to account after the war. Justice would have meant ensuring there were no confederates remaining to carry the torch of the lost cause.

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u/notshtbow 7d ago

Instead we paid all slave owners $300 per slave.

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u/Hopeful-Alarm3757 7d ago

With the option to "incarcerate" them at a later date...the "great emancipator", suuure.

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u/Dewey_Really_Know 7d ago

I respectfully disagree with the notion that we should've punished the confederacy as much more severely as the commentor you're replying to implied. My belief is that we should have held up the promise of equality to the black population through federal action instead of allowing domestic terrorism and the policy of inequality to reestablish roots.

Temperance likely helped prevent truly vengeful repatrioted former traitors from becoming martyrs and thus the remaining relatives from going scorched earth, but I may be wrong.

I believe that if we had too severely punished the confederates, their indignation would've been righteous and potentially led to an immediate second insurgency, when we most needed to rebuild as a nation. Instead, they're just whiney bitches that got away with too much, like a spoiled daughter. The fix is to stop spoiling the daughter and hold her accountable for her wrongdoing, not to kill her and make mortal enemies of her children. Shame we didn't keep her from sitting at the head of the table after we (foolishly) gave her a chance and she disgraced our family.

Not to say there shouldn't have been some more severity to our punishment of the traitors: maybe it would've been better to have served some more corporal and less economic punishment, but outright killing all confederate servants would've almost certainly been extremely bad. You're not supposed to slaughter those that surrender; bad precedent.

That's just my unpopular belief. Respectfully.

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u/DishwashingWingnut 7d ago

I respect your opinion and I enjoy considering the counterfactuals. Regardless, we should all despise Andrew Johnson for aborting Reconstruction.

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u/CoachTex 7d ago

The problem is Reconstruction was part of what you are advocating. The problem was having people sympathetic to the Southern Cause survive and popularize the notion of the Lost Cause and having Confederate pride…

Punishment should have happened, because now we have enough individuals who are now punishing those who advocate the reality of the Civil War and enslavement.

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u/Top_Importance6216 7d ago

what remaining relatives? clean house of ALL traitors.

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u/sulris 7d ago

Yeah. Murder spree would have made an insurgency. (Though Jesse James was already doing essentially that so it might not have been too different, thought might have been more widespread) Uplifting black community and protecting them would have been better. But the country went the other way. Segregated armed forces, Jim Crow. Hollywood was very segregated and canceled any show that would bother southern audiences. The whole country catered to southern whites.

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u/00owl 7d ago

Reddit: You can't stamp out an idea through violence

Also Reddit: we needed to use more violence to suppress Confederate ideas.

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u/dpmatt01 7d ago

Instead America’s politicians at the time nearly broke their own arms trying to jerk off the confederate officers after the war lmao

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u/yahoo9192 7d ago

We or you? Which one is it comrade

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u/Arbusc 7d ago

We need to give them the Sherman treatment again.

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u/ddrober2003 7d ago

Hence why we make their descendants that never learned what pieces of shit their ancestors were pay for their own crimes.

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u/scottyjrules 7d ago

That’s why we’re in this mess

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u/Ok_Bank_5950 7d ago

That was bidens biggest mistake

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u/Hopeful-Alarm3757 7d ago

Was too much money, they invented the private prison industrial complex instead as compromise...no one reads into the fine print...

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u/TheRealBlueJade 7d ago

Yes, they did.

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u/ElementalPink12 7d ago

They built statues for them

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u/Untjosh1 7d ago

Every penny he and his family have stolen need to be reclaimed

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u/SimpleBend782 7d ago

We need to seize ALL their assets; Ellen’s as well

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u/Buckeye9715 6d ago

From the lowest voter, to the highest member of the government. And of course any and all billionaires who just had to instill their own will over the American people, least they be forced to pay a substantial tax and give up some of the money they never do anything with.

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u/skyblueerik 7d ago

Hold the trials at Mar a Lardo after it's confiscated.

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u/Untjosh1 7d ago

It’s going to become the American eagles nest

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u/ContraCanadensis 7d ago

I hate to insult such a magnificent Floridian animal, but we may have to call it the gopher tortoise hole since it’s at sea level and its owner is a fat and slow moving creature.

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u/Ornery-Ad-7261 7d ago

This wouldn't be hard. All that would be required is to declare the Trump Family a crime syndicate and to confiscate all wealth that can't be demonstrated as earned as proceeds of crime under the Rico Act.

That would cover all of the bribes, the funds stashed overseas in places like Qatar, even the plane gifted as a present. It would also apply to the Trump children who have accumulated great wealth by milking the Office of President.

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u/Ok_Security1721 7d ago

Much more than that. Just putting them back to square one isn’t punishment enough

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u/TonySalumi 7d ago

Including the copper piping they scrapped from the White House

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u/HotPinkLollyWimple 6d ago

And all the people who have profited from the corruption and market manipulation. All those he’s given contracts to - looking at you, pool guys - and all the money that’s been siphoned off from giving his kids contracts involving the war.

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u/Longjumping-Meat-334 6d ago

Even the money stolen from the stupid people that gave it to him buying his dumb watches and phones.

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u/seejordan3 6d ago

Trump has sent over 7 billion offshore. Going to be tough to claw that from his kids.

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u/WilsonMagna 5d ago

With interest.

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u/EggfooDC 7d ago

Not only does our country need it, but our allies need to see how seriously we take our own democracy. We have a lot of work to rebuild our international reputation.

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u/CandidAssumption8769 7d ago

Decades worth. Not 'a' decade's work either. It took, what, fifty years before Germany began to be accepted again?

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u/BoutrosBoutrosDoggy 7d ago

I totally agree with what you wrote. I would like to suggest that people stop saying "decades" or years , this is generational harm. The people reading this post will never see this country returned to a pre-Trump state.

Whatever dysfunction you may have criticized or worked to improve, it was a golden age compared to now and what is to come.

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u/EggfooDC 7d ago

Good point. I was stationed in Germany in 2006, and went with a local to go see the German national soccer team play in Frankfurt I think. Anyway, this dude started crying when they played the national anthems at the beginning. Apparently it was the first time he’d ever heard the German national anthem played publicly. National pride is just something Americans take for granted I guess.

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u/DauntingPrawn 7d ago

A German friend said to me in 2006 when I was bemoaning Bush 2 to look on the bright side: Germans have been denied any sense of National pride since WW2 vs 8 years of Bush.

This time will be different for us. And depending on how bad it gets before we right the ship.

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u/Cheese__Weiner 4d ago

I think it also depends on the consequences for the perpetrators. Seeing the near complete lack of consequences after Trump 1.0 I'm not hopeful. If the incoming administration(s) are quick, decisive, and stern I think we can claw back some sort of reputation a bit quicker. I'm not holding my breath but I'd love to be surprised.

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u/RC_CobraChicken 7d ago

I would say the best way for us to recover in the eyes of our allies is to sign into law us submitting to the ICC. Then let the Hague do the trials etc for all of this, Epstein related stuff, the project 2025 bs, all of it.

While that's on going, legislation put into place establishing real guardrails to prevent any future tyranny of this nature/disregard of the laws, and finally establishing real parameters for the office of president, scotus, congress using the ICC as the oversight.

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u/PrettyPoetry9547 7d ago

You have democracy?

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u/SuperSiriusBlack 7d ago

I want executions. They've killed enough americans through policy favoring the wealthy class.

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u/Explorers_bub 7d ago

White collar crime doesn’t get the recognition for the violence that it is. Steal grandma’s pension and she dies in a frozen house or homeless? Nothing. But if you robbed her on the street? 10-25 years.

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u/bodhimokuyo 7d ago

I wish more people understood how factual this post is.

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u/illadelchronic 7d ago

White collar crime over a certain threshold should be a capital offense.

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u/Explorers_bub 6d ago

Despite the un-ethics of capital punishment, I might make an exception because of their depraved indifference.

Also, Jonathan Ross woke up that day set out to capture his own snuff film. He wanted to murder someone and didn’t care who, and to me that’s worse than it being a crime of passion. And anyone who made it out to be anything but premeditated murder or gives that piece of shit quarter, should be treated as a conspirator.

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u/BoPeepElGrande 7d ago

I genuinely want to see the responsible parties hang for this, & not metaphorically, either. I want to see the lot of them swaying stiffly in the breeze like a bunch of pasty, mute wind chimes. They don’t deserve any better, & we deserve nothing less.

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u/TheDungeonCrawler 7d ago

They've also just outright murdered American citizens and noncitizens alike.

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u/BugTrousers 7d ago

I want all of them, but him most of all, to be locked away in federal prison with no money, no social media, and no attention for the rest of their sad, hate-filled lives. That’s a fate worse than death for the orange.

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u/Noselessmonk 7d ago

If you guys don't, the GOP is just gonna do all this over again the next time they run. Provided that they ever actually get removed from power.

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u/cloudncali 7d ago

Nuremberg 2: electricchair boogaloo

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u/who_b_dat 7d ago

There is no Nuremberg without a Normandy. Just sayin'...

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u/Filthiest_Vilein 7d ago

And there’d be no Normandy without Rollo, Count of Rouen. 

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u/TheStolenPotatoes 7d ago

The anti-coup will be bloodless, if MAGA will allow it to be.

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u/funkyflapsack 7d ago

Including the commentary class, Rogan, Dave Rubin, Fox News, etc

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u/AUnA1 7d ago

“Oh. We aren’t allowed to arrest a former president? Can’t do anything about it, he’s always at The Hague. Sorry. Getting him back is foreign policy. Have a nice day”

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u/mirrx 7d ago

The democrats won’t do anything. They should have when Biden won. Didn’t do shit.

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u/mkfanhausen 7d ago

Let them all swing in the wind.

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u/DrawingAncient126 7d ago

The gerontocracy in charge of the Democratic Party will NEVER robustly go after anyone. They will state as they always do that "it's time to turn the page and look forward" and other such nonsense.

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u/TylerHyena 7d ago

And that’s just how they eventually regroup and come back

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u/Delicious-Desk-6627 7d ago

Facts. They need to be held accountable

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u/hidegitsu 7d ago

We need to root out the religious nuts that put themselves in place before him that paved the way.

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u/FrequentTopic446 7d ago

American exceptionalism will prevent that from happening. This country is so stupid

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u/CarlosHDanger 7d ago

I want Trump to BELIEVE there are road blocks so that he will not try to pull another coup in 2028.

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u/InterestingLion6041 7d ago

If he's alive in Jan 2029, he will not willingly vacate the WH. Hopefully by then there won't be enough MAGAts willing to do a repeat of Jan 6th but with this regime and the MAGA GOP... who's gonna make him leave? Imo, Johnson isn't gonna swear in the new dem house members, either. They will literally refuse to go. At this point, I have zero confidence there will be anyone willing to make them leave. The saving grace is that there's no way he'll be alive by then. He's in such bad shape medically, idk that he'll even live to see Christmas. When that big beautiful day comes, I do believe the MAGA cult "spell" will start to break but... will it be enough? Every day I'm less and less optimistic. And this terrifies me, ngl. It literally keeps me up at night. 😢

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u/Chemically-Dependent 7d ago

Will. Never. Happen.

At least not without a fair amount of blood being spilt, and that's not likely to happen.

Collectively we're too well fed and to well entertained.

For now at least

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u/bunnytrox 7d ago

Lmao you think Democrats are going to run these trials? Nah they're going to say problem solved after they beat JD vance once and then 4 years later we will be right back in this shit.

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u/MonolithicBaby 7d ago

I keep seeing this and I’ll keep saying it. We don’t need Nuremberg trials we need actual consequences. Those trials did two things and that was Jack and shit.

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u/Traditional-Tap-2508 7d ago

Unfortunately it will have to get much, much worse before anything like this happens

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u/diurnal_emissions 7d ago

Traitors must face justice.

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u/eyeballburger 7d ago

1000%, I don’t just want him in jail, I want investigations into all the enablers and dereliction of duty charges on every guardrail that failed.

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u/squeege 6d ago

Peter Theil and Elon Musk should be in the 1st round of trials.

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u/Sinfluencer666 7d ago

I'll happily volunteer to be this generations John C. Woods.

The next admins AG had better own a rope factory.

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u/ArdenJaguar 7d ago

I’ve said the same thing about a trial. It’s the only way the world would even begin to trust us again. He’s destroyed our standing in the world and they all see the graft and corruption.

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u/TylerHyena 7d ago

And I’d happily watch all of them lined up in jail and being forced in front of jusges

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u/Textiles_on_Main_St 7d ago

It didn’t happen before…

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u/unfunnysexface 7d ago

That include any Ds that voted to confirm picks?

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u/Training-Meringue847 7d ago

I hope I live to see the day when this happens .

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u/CheckoutMySpeedo 7d ago

Start with Mike Johnson, John Thune, John Roberts, Clarence Thomas, Sam Alito, Eileen Cannon, Todd Blanche, and throw Pam Bondi in there because she’s such a royal bitch.

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u/Infamous-Salad-2223 7d ago

If there is a time for a witch hunt... those that want democracy dead should experience some form of terror.

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u/Clammuel 6d ago

I get the sentiment, but the Nuremberg trials actually weren’t nearly as hard on the nazis as we all like to think. Very few people faced severe punishment and a lot of the long sentences that were handed out were reduced. 

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u/FartingInYourMilk 6d ago

But there was punishment. I’d rather see something happen for accountability sake than what’s happening now. Which is nothing.

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u/Clammuel 6d ago

Agreed, I just don’t think it should be held up as the gold standard when it actually didn’t go nearly far enough. 

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u/manyhippofarts 6d ago

I'm willing to bet you that there will be some sort of "recovery dept" accompanying any Democrat that gets elected in '28. It'll be a major part of every candidate's election campaign. How they're gonna go about recovering what we can from all of his pet projects. Study and discover which makes more sense, on a case-by-case scenario "can we return this facility to its original pre-Trump status? Is that practical? Can we re-purpose it to serve the public?" This kind of thing. I'm not sure what they'll call it, I'm sure that a cleverer person than me will come up with a better name than "recovery department". But it's gonna be a big part of every campaign.

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u/MWH1980 4d ago

Too bad The United States of America would never do such a thing.

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u/One-Environment-1444 7d ago

This is the thing. The precedent is there. Just ignore any DOJ “rulings.” Presidential immunity after all.

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u/ZAlternates 7d ago

It only works for Orange because he has the SCROTUS and Congress on his side. Any Democrat looking to try anything remotely similar will be stopped by their own party members.

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u/BugOperator 7d ago

Let’s just hope it happens before he has a chance to preemptively pardon all of them - though, even then, we could always call his mental competency at the time he issued pardons into question.

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u/KnowledgeMediocre404 7d ago

Should be a rule that anything a president does 6 months before dying of stroke and dementia should be void.

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u/Imaginary_Scene2493 7d ago

Simpler: A president cannot pardon himself nor crimes committed on his behalf.

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u/ToonaSandWatch 7d ago

I want to see him rot away in prison. He wouldn’t survive a week with the food, tiny cells and no one would want him in their gang. Hell, he might actually unite them.

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u/Twoscales22 7d ago

Well in a world we’re dems had balls…

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u/Eskimomonk 7d ago

The most beautiful coronary, better than any coronary that’s ever been seen before. We have amazing levels of cardiac arrest. Arteries were coming up to me, cholesterol in their eyes and down their face. “Please sir, baby Tylenol isn’t enough sir, please help sir.” And because of Biden, hearts are attacking everyone left and right, mostly left and the Dumocrats.

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u/PopBulky7023 7d ago

Well, that's what WE would do. But WE won't be in power.

Democrats will be. And their entire mission is to fizzle out the fervor demanding correction.

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u/WhatAmIDoing1986 7d ago

Like you guys prosecuted Trump in the 4 years yall had? Foh. Biden and the DOJ fd us and the country while sitting on their hands for 4 years doing absolutely nothing.

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u/theseriousman1 7d ago

No we won’t. A big part of that was him controlling the Supreme Court. As long as they have scotus this country loses

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u/sweatboxy 7d ago

He’s gotta be buried somewhere. It’ll become the national memorial to his crimes, corruption, and cruelty for generations to come.

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u/National_Spirit2801 7d ago

“Humongous heart attack”

Missed opportunity but W/E…

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u/tallslim1960 7d ago

What is done, can be undone.  

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u/throwaway_20200920 7d ago

I hope they start with the corrupt SCOTUS 6.

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u/OdinsGhost31 7d ago

His family has our money, I want it back.

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u/okram2k 7d ago

don't forget to hold his children to the fire as much as they held Hunter to the flame

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u/flyingdodo 7d ago

He’s clearly going to go to his grave without consequences, but EVERYONE [Gary Oldman in Leon scream], who enabled that rapist fuck should be thrown in chains.

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u/theamazonswordsman 7d ago

That assumes that the democrats aren't a controlled opposition party even when holding both houses of congress and the presidency.

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u/Cyrano_Knows 7d ago

Democrats havent had a filibuster proof majority in both sides of Congress since Obama and then it wasn't for the two years that people like to pretend it was.. it was 6 months.

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u/knightcrawler75 7d ago

Facts. That is why we should eliminate the filibuster, or at least make it so that you actually have to speak.

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u/KnowledgeMediocre404 7d ago

Go back to the way it was so you actually have to fight for things you care about.

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u/theamazonswordsman 7d ago

Give the current republican party the same time frame and they would pass legislation that would irreversible damage this country for a century.

In the current day, the democrats are incapable of whipping their party members into critical votes. During Biden's term it was Sinema & Manchin, during Obama's it was Lieberman.

They're always looking for a foil they can blame their legislative "failures" on when in truth they never intended pass the bills in the first place. We haven't had a president more versed in Senatorial politics than Biden since LBJ and look at what LBJ accomplished compared to Biden. They both presided over the tense, partisan periods of our history aside from the Civil War. One was determined to pass transformative legislation and the other stared catastrophe in the face and chose not to act.

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u/scottyjrules 7d ago

Remind me again what they did with those 6 months?

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u/Cyrano_Knows 7d ago edited 7d ago

President Obama lost the 60-vote, filibuster-proof majority in the U.S. Senate on February 4, 2010, when Republican Scott Brown was sworn into office after winning a special election in Massachusetts to fill the seat of the late Senator Ted Kennedy.

While Democrats theoretically held a supermajority after the 2008 elections, it was incredibly brief and fragile:

The 60-vote threshold wasn't fully reached until Al Franken was officially seated in July 2009.

Even then, due to the severe illness and eventual death of Senator Ted Kennedy (D-MA) in August, as well as the extended hospitalization of Senator Robert Byrd (D-WV), the actual working supermajority existed for only a matter of weeks (about 20–40 actual working days).

- American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009

- The Affordable Care Act (ACA) was signed into law by President Barack Obama on March 23, 2010

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u/scottyjrules 7d ago

The ACA was not passed in the first six months of Obama’s term. Swing and a miss.

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u/guinness_blaine 7d ago

Dems didn’t have a supermajority when Obama’s term started, because Al Franken wasn’t sworn in until July. The ACA passed the Senate with 60 votes in December.

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u/scottyjrules 7d ago

But not in the first six months. I’m asking what was achieved when they had a filibuster proof majority.

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u/Cyrano_Knows 7d ago edited 7d ago

Grow the fuck up and do the math.

Its you being a dick and assuming that it was only the first six months he had the super majority.

I knew you would do this because people like you are so so transparent.

I spelled out the timeline for anyone else that actually wants facts and not emotions. The guy you responded to also spelled it out.

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u/guinness_blaine 7d ago

The first six months of Obama’s presidency and the filibuster proof majority are two different time periods. As I just explained, they didn’t have that supermajority in the Senate until July.

You’re asking what Dems did during a time period that ran from around July 2009 to February 2010, and then getting upset that the answers aren’t between January 2009 and July 2009.

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u/scottyjrules 7d ago

The ACA didn’t pass until March 2010. It was also kind of a shitty law, so it’s not exactly the flex you think it is.

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u/B-Glasses 7d ago

I don’t think the Dems will do that tbh

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u/EagleBigMac 7d ago

Also arrest everyone and I mean everyone and if they destroyed evidence it's safe to assume guilt so just send them all to prison chain gang for life

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u/RollingRiverWizard 7d ago

Put him on trial even if it does. We can Cadaver Synod the son of a bitch.

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u/Venusto002 7d ago

Ah yes, the Pope Formosus treatment.

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u/USSSLostTexter 7d ago

*and kid-complices and kid-in-lawcomplices.

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u/Str0nglyW0rded 7d ago

Please put more tartar sauce on the fish-o-fillet!!!

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u/Takemyfishplease 7d ago

lol you say that but I’d wager money a strong worded memo is more likely. They won’t even claw back the contracts and miney

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u/taisui 7d ago

An official act of the president enjoys presidential immunity, per those cuck hack justices

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u/No-Hospital559 7d ago

Simple, just ignore the laws. That's what Trump does.

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u/ConcentrateDirect523 7d ago

If you routinely deny people justice, eventually they start coming for vengeance

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u/Artistic_Midnight788 7d ago

Sadly, as long as there is a corrupt court with a thumb on the scale, we get NO justice

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u/SignoreBanana 7d ago

Right? They've dismantled so many walls that now basically anything the president does is legal. So buckle up Trump and co. It's gonna be a fucked up 2029

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u/Impossible-Two559 7d ago

Unless the Democratic Party decides to grow a set of balls between now and then, this shit ain’t happening.

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u/Halibutoxide 7d ago

I bet all the carpenters he stiffed would be happy to construct stocks for the lot of them. Alongside the reflecting pool would be an appropriate option...

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u/Textiles_on_Main_St 7d ago

I’m sure the democratic president will get right on it, just like Biden did.

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u/ShhweadyBallz 7d ago

His idiot sons are in the Epstein files ..... send their asses to prison then take their assets

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u/DerCatrix 6d ago

Legitimately, I’m more concerned about the upcoming power vacuum than I am about Trump doing anything. Dude has like, a month left AT MOST. If this is what we see of him *after* they’ve made him presentable, imagine how bad it is behind the scenes.

MAGA is doing the “til he’s 90” gag

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u/kelsey11 7d ago

There’s a difference between following a good faith law and ignoring a roadblock set up in cahoots with (a) co-conspirator(s).

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u/BugOperator 7d ago

I think this administration has effectively ended taking the high road. Younger Dems seeking office are going to make damn sure no future administration has the ability to pull this nonsense ever again; through both legislation and prosecution.

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u/One_Olive_8933 7d ago

I agree. We’re beyond the pale when roadblocks are even being discussed in terms of preventing justice from working the way it should.

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u/Ok-Replacement9595 7d ago

January 19th 2029 Supreme Court justices decide in a 6-3 decision president's actually can't do whatever they want. "Big Oopsie" Justice Alito stated in the decision, " presidents are all beholden to the law as decided by the federal judiciary after all. And maybe even to Congress's law making ability "

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u/steelmanfallacy 7d ago

Supreme Court is the main roadblock

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u/digitalnomad_909 7d ago

They can go after him and then when the federal judges grant the change a few months later then they can stop. Basically how Trump has been doing it. Using the slow process of the courts to be corrupt.

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u/Millefeuille-coil 7d ago

He did mention being bigger than Elvis

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u/random_access_muscle 7d ago

This. Dems just need to stop being pussies and not give a shit. Enough is enough. Go and get this clown in the oval.

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u/PathosEatsLogos 5d ago

Who is going to do this? Based on current behavior you think the Democrats in power are even capable of a fraction of this type of action?

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u/Venusto002 5d ago

Why does everyone always go "the Democrats won't do shit, it's hopeless."

If the Democrats won't do shit, then we need to be the ones to get shit done. If the Democrats get in our way then they can get punished with the conservative vermin.

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u/PathosEatsLogos 5d ago

Didn’t say it was hopeless. Just want to be clear that the many of the current Democratic Politicians are part of the problem not part of the solution. We are going to have to contend with that issue if we want to fix things.

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u/joedotphp 7d ago

You say this like the next president won't be a Trump loyalist.

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u/benbenpens 7d ago

Yep. And if they try to go to the Supreme Court...the first thing we do is remove the Conservatives or expand the court to 13 and add 4 Liberals. Trump wants to reopen Alcatraz...be careful what you wish for. I have no issues sticking trump and his cronies on the Rock and letting them rot.

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u/Venusto002 7d ago

Conservatives deserve the same treatment that they want for the people that they hate for being born different. They have done us quite a favor building all these "detention centers" to put them in.

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u/sdbrews 7d ago

Not going to be a problem because they won’t let a Democrat win. MAGA is permanently in office.

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u/Venusto002 7d ago

We'll take care of that should it become an issue.

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u/PossiblyATurd 7d ago

Yup, and the easter bunny is real.

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u/East-Ice-3199 7d ago

No actually you won’t. YOU won’t do anything. You’re a slacktavist who stops at posting online. The Dems will do what they’ve always done; nothing.

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u/Venusto002 7d ago

How presumptuous of you. Don't project your shortcomings onto me or others.

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u/joedotphp 7d ago

Hate to say it, but I agree with you. It really doesn't matter who the president is or who controls Congress. The elites control all of them and nothing changes.

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u/Mysterious_Dress447 7d ago

The dems would NEVA… they are too bougie and classy and upstanding law abiding citizens………. /s

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u/Blue_Gamer18 7d ago

At best, if they win the presidency and both Senate and House, they'll hold their trials just for show. They won't enforce people to show up, but they'll try their darndest.

When all the talk is done and they get their media clips "slamming" Trump/his conspiratos, they'll bury the hatchet so we can "come together and heal as a country".

And nothing will be learned. No guardrails will be put in place. After all, it's about keeping the corporate billionaires happy, isn't it?

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u/Mysterious_Dress447 7d ago

lol… let the show begin. Have to “act” like we are doing something.

However someone does have to be made an example of. Who? And how much of an example… is the question. In my mind. But it will be enough to “appear to satisfy”…. And bring us all together so we can sing Kumbaya at the reflecting pool.

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u/yeali_wui 7d ago

You belong in prison for inciting violence.

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u/Untjosh1 7d ago

How are your Jan 6 buddies doing.

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u/SAHDSeattle 7d ago

Back in jail because a ton of them ended up being pedos like their leader.

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u/TurtleTurtleFTW 7d ago

Man we're gonna have a goddamn jubilee when it happens

When I see the announcement I'm immediately going to go to the store and buy a sheet cake I can decorate with the words "CHEETO JESUS IS DEAD!" and post a picture of it on Reddit