THE TRUMP 2024 THREAD

[Doublestandards]

It's OK if you personally require one to buy into the T part of LGBT. Being completely fine with 3 out of 4 works fine for me. Used to be good enough for me to work for Democratic candidates. I haven't changed. The left has.

Why do you think it’s different?

 

[rod]

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The face of Minnesota family values.

not all of us---just politicians.

 

[Doublestandards]

I can assure you that my views on homosexuality and gay rights aren't in the same universe as Ben Shapiro, etc.

But you’ve aligned yourself and voted with them, disregarding everyone of your other views, just because you agree with them on that one issue

 

[UnionStrong]

Bottom line? MAGA and this White House wants a dictatorship. Chief Justice Roberts wants to matter so he's doing his job to make it clear that Article 2 has to listen to Article 3.

Say it with me now, guys:

CO-EQUAL BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT
CO-EQUAL BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT
CO-EQUAL BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT
CO-EQUAL BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT
CO-EQUAL BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT
CO-EQUAL BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT
CO-EQUAL BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT
CO-EQUAL BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT
CO-EQUAL BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT
CO-EQUAL BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT
CO-EQUAL BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT
CO-EQUAL BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT
CO-EQUAL BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT
CO-EQUAL BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT
CO-EQUAL BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT

The very definition of insanity.

 

[Thebrownblob]

The very definition of insanity.

The Myth of "Coequal" Branches of the Federal Government

The popular myth, retold almost daily by members of Congress, that the Constitution established three separate, but equal branches, of government has no basis in fact. The true intent of the Framers was for the Congress to be supreme because it is the nature of representative government that the...

theimaginativeconservative.org

“The popular myth, retold almost daily by members of Congress, that the Constitution established three separate, but equal branches, of government has no basis in fact. The true intent of the Framers was for the Congress to be supreme because it is the nature of representative government that the most representative branch should be most powerful.”

 

[Next Day Err]

You can say it as many times as you want, but it’s just not actually true. They all have a role, but they are not equal. Never have been.

The Constitution did not place the Executive, Legislative, Judiciary in some sort of hierarchy that would denote some authority of one over the other. Therefore they are separate but equal.

Each has different roles. And many roles impact or are shared with each other. But I don’t think you can simply focus on one specific power and say it supersedes all others.

 

[UnionStrong]

That all Americans have rights and matter to the republic and should be protected by law?

Except conservatives. Right? off. Democrats don’t care about the law, your puppet king proved that.

 

[UnionStrong]

The Myth of "Coequal" Branches of the Federal Government

The popular myth, retold almost daily by members of Congress, that the Constitution established three separate, but equal branches, of government has no basis in fact. The true intent of the Framers was for the Congress to be supreme because it is the nature of representative government that the...

theimaginativeconservative.org

“The popular myth, retold almost daily by members of Congress, that the Constitution established three separate, but equal branches, of government has no basis in fact. The true intent of the Framers was for the Congress to be supreme because it is the nature of representative government that the most representative branch should be most powerful.”

I’m drunk and I can still tell democrats suck.

 

[Box Ox]

I can assure you that my views on homosexuality and gay rights aren't in the same universe as Ben Shapiro, etc.

But you’ve aligned yourself and voted with them, disregarding everyone of your other views, just because you agree with them on that one issue

I didn't disregard all of my other views. The Democrats ran far to the left and completely ceded the moderate/populist/common sense ground to the Republicans. Trump won all of the swing states and the popular vote for very good reason.

 

[Next Day Err]

Except conservatives. Right? off. Democrats don’t care about the law, your puppet king proved that.

Trump the adjudicated sexual abuser was offered every possible legal avenue available to him. He successfully ran out the clock on his legal troubles except the sex abuse case.

He had rights and those rights were respected.

 

[El Correcto]

I can assure you that my views on homosexuality and gay rights aren't in the same universe as Ben Shapiro, etc.

Same sources, wonder why you feel so strongly about opposing equality for gays based on a hatred of minorities than represent like maybe 1% of the population..

 

[Doublestandards]

The same people who cried about statues of confederate losers being taken down do this with no problem

 

[UnionStrong]

The Myth of "Coequal" Branches of the Federal Government

The popular myth, retold almost daily by members of Congress, that the Constitution established three separate, but equal branches, of government has no basis in fact. The true intent of the Framers was for the Congress to be supreme because it is the nature of representative government that the...

theimaginativeconservative.org

“The popular myth, retold almost daily by members of Congress, that the Constitution established three separate, but equal branches, of government has no basis in fact. The true intent of the Framers was for the Congress to be supreme because it is the nature of representative government that the most representative branch should be most powerful.”

The executive branch has exclusive authority over its branch. Prove me wrong

 

[Thebrownblob]

The Constitution did not place the Executive, Legislative, Judiciary in some sort of hierarchy that would denote some authority of one over the other. Therefore they are separate but equal.

Each has different roles. And many roles impact or are shared with each other. But I don’t think you can simply focus on one specific power and say it supersedes all others.

Clearly, the legislature is the most powerful branch. It’s the only one that can remove a president and someone and the judiciary. Neither the executive branch nor the judiciary can do that.

 

[UnionStrong]

I didn't disregard all of my other views. The Democrats ran far to the left and completely ceded the moderate/populist/common sense ground to the Republicans. Trump won all of the swing states and the popular vote for very good reason.

The executive branch has exclusive powers. Get used to it.

 

[El Correcto]

Nothing wrong with trying to impeach if they feel it’s deserved if it’s not, he won’t be it’s simple as that. Trump won’t have the final say.

The republicans will not be able to impeach him.

It requires a super majority.
It’s just a terrible look for republicans to go after this guy so hard.

Trump would cry witch hunt if he was the judge.

 

[Thebrownblob]

The executive branch has exclusive authority over its branch. Prove me wrong

It does. But the legislator also can impeach and remove. Rarely happens obviously.

 

[Next Day Err]

can remove a president and someone and the judiciary.

Indeed. But in practice it’s been a terrible failure.

 

[Doublestandards]

I didn't disregard all of my other views. The Democrats ran far to the left and completely ceded the moderate/populist/common sense ground to the Republicans. Trump won all of the swing states and the popular vote for very good reason.

What issues are most important to you that you feel democrats turned away from?

 

[UnionStrong]

It does. But the legislator also can impeach and remove. Rarely happens obviously.

Good luck with that. Trump is gonna push those bitches to the limits. You