John_von_Neumann
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He's disabled. He could get a DEI scholarship.It couldn't hurt. I'll set up a gofundme. Or an OnlyFans.
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He's disabled. He could get a DEI scholarship.It couldn't hurt. I'll set up a gofundme. Or an OnlyFans.
I blame Obama.He's disabled. He could get a DEI scholarship.
What part of "lack of jurisdiction" don't you understand?
The courts can argue and discuss whatever they want, it will not give them jurisdiction over a President's war powers. To argue otherwise means that the President is subject to a single judge's determination on how to deploy the military in a war theater.
It also assumes the President doesn't have sole Constitutional or Congressional authority to use the WPA or the AUMF.
Basically you attempt to insert the court as a figurehead over the President in violation of Art II.
Hahaha!The court has no "right of review."
This is what "lack of jurisdiction" means.
You should get to know Rob better.The coordinated messaging on MAGA Twitter is impressive. You can see the talking point come out and then get repeated almost verbatim across multiple accounts. They switch some words out, but it's clear they're towing the MAGA line in a coordinated way.
The latest is "lete.get this straight....judges let Biden do xxx without question but now they block 47 from doing xxx within hours"
Can't wait for bB to chime in with this
Following In his grandfather's footsteps and trying to spank Canada
The invocation of the Alien Enemies Act is void ab initio. There is no war. There is no enemy, save Russia. A government does not declare war on a crime gang.1. The civilian court has no jurisdiction over military matters or the use of military/war powers. Nor can the courts preemptively restrain the government from invoking a war powers act.
2. The TRO is void ab initio. The appellate courts will block the order. The judge needs to find himself arrested and jailed for multiple Federal offenses while the DOJ seeks an indictment.
3. The deportees were taken into custody by Venezuela police after the plane landed. Which means either the plane had offloaded the deportees before the court ordered them returned, or the Administration rightfully ignored the court's order. Or both.
Your fixations are fun to watch in real time. Always targeted at specific users ...as if you have a victimhood history with them.You should get to know Rob better.
He also spends his days following this stuff across multiple platforms, thinking it’s important.
You probably have the same socks, too!
Lol
My gut feel is that this invocation of the 'Alien Enemies Act' is, at the end of the day, performative.The invocation of the Alien Enemies Act is void ab initio. There is no war. There is no enemy, save Russia. A government does not declare war on a crime gang.
Hahaha! You jokester you!You probably have the same socks, too!
Lol
Of course the courts can do all of that.A lack of jurisdiction is a lack of jurisdiction. The civilian courts can pound sand and get the same end result because the courts cannot preemptively restrain the gov nor enjoin the use of war powers.
Your fixations are fun to watch in real time. Always targeted at specific users ...as if you have a victimhood history with them.
You already display your fixations plain as day. However you need to blame it on others is always a fun trip.Should i just speak in more general terms?
“ rob’s sock puppets are triggering nicely today”
Lol
You already display your fixations plain as day. However you need to blame it on others is always a fun trip.
No, he just couldn't pay his internet bill last month.Fuck, he didn't die.
It took a lot of busking to raise the past due amount on his internet service.Hahaha!
You live!
Welcome back!
Who usually gets blamed?It really comes down to a simple question; who is in charge of running the government? The President or the courts?
Interesting... I don't know enough about American law to have an opinion on this, but it's an angle that hadn't occurred to me.1. The civilian court has no jurisdiction over military matters or the use of military/war powers. Nor can the courts preemptively restrain the government from invoking a war powers act.
This was my immediate thought. PoliticiansMy gut feel is that this invocation of the 'Alien Enemies Act' is, at the end of the day, performative.