The pedophile trying to use is executive powers to be legislative and sometimes judicial is getting very tiresome. I can't believe it's only been a year of this circus act... holy shit.
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If Republicans weren't spineless bootlickers we wouldn't have a king running ramshod over our freedoms
Could have played golf for four years and gotten away with it, Donnie. Just couldn’t help yourself.
It's not just Lumpty Trumpty. There's Shadow President Stevie Millie, "I'm a Tough Boy" Petey Kegsbreath, and other ghouls.
Eventually, we'll lose. At least we will also piss off His Fatness bigly.
Do timelines, projected with appeals and delays, mean this will get to SCOTUS right before the election?
As a general rule, it's always too close to an election to prevent Republicans from disenfranchising voters, but never too late to prevent Democrats from making voting more accessible.
They dropped this late on the 31st. I feel like they were hoping april fools day would obscure the reporting.
They do something awful literally every single day. Every one. This is just one of the things they did that day.
Does sue have a different meaning in the U.S.? To me, sue means harm was done and recompence is sought.
You can sue to stop future harm from happening too.
This is a proactive suit to keep the illegal actions from going into effect and causing irreperable harm.
Suing refers to a case being filed that's not criminal.
You can sue for monetary damages, you can sue to block development if you belive it violates zoning laws, you can sue to stop an executive order.

