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Can't issue a gag order. It's an official act.
The “no, you” approach is definitely becoming a regular card in their playbook. Got to throw that shit up against the wall and see what sticks I guess.
Ah - yeah. I should've seen this coming.
It's a standard tactic for Trump, as it is for petulant and unimaginative children around the world - basically an official version of "Nuh uh! You are!"
"I'm rubber and you're glue, whatever bad things happen bounce off of me and stick to you"
This from the same legal team that successfully argued that the president is above the law, including having the ability to assassinate his political opponents.
Successfully argued to a majority of justices that they installed.
Biden needs to order seal team six to walk up to Trump and slap him across the face and then walk back to their helicopter and fly away.
Every day for the next 6 months.
As long as it's an "official act" i don't see why not
I support this.
Maybe also slap a locking ball gag on him.
Biden need to order all the property owned by the conservative members of the court be seized under eminent domain. You know, for security reasons. And he should make sure they don't miss Clarence Thomas' RV.
It's a motorhome, get it right man!
This is my own private domicile!
I understood that reference!
Putting aside the ludicrousness of this argument, what good would a gag order do if Biden violates it? He's immune from prosecution.
Only if he says I DECLARE AN OFFICIAL ACT first. Otherwise, it's a sparkling personal act.
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