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Trump administration 2024-2028

Altair said:
The SCOTUS is going to rule agaisnt Trump here while leaving open the door to do the exact same thing via other means.

The equivalent of a security guard saying you cannot enter by this door, while 3 other doors remain wide open.

I knew they were going to twist themselves in knots to give trump what he wanted.
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I’m not so sure about that. Watch ACB and Kavanaugh. Robert’s is nodding his head with them.

I’d really like to know what Stephen Breyer and Anthony Kennedy think about all of this retarded mess that Trump has caused.
 
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mariomike said:
Gotta love da Post.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1985903551160238574
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Calling out Trump in his speech.

Bold Strategy Cotton GIF by MOODMAN


It's going to be an entertaining next few years for sure! 🍿🍿
 
Oldgateboatdriver said:
We don't defer. Our courts have determined that Trudeau's use of the Emergency Act against the Ottawa protest did not meet the Act's test as to constituting an emergency.
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The Emergencies Act has specific statutory preconditions for “public order emergency”, which derive partly from the CSIS Act definition of “threat to the security of Canada”. In this particular cases there was a compelling body of evidence that the threshold was not met due to this statutory precondition. Deference is generally found where there’s a fair bit of ambiguity; in that case, at least according to the courts so far, that degree of ambiguity didn’t exist due tot he availability of informed opinion from CSIS itself on the presence or absence of that degree of threat.
 
Cloud Cover said:
I’m not so sure about that. Watch ACB and Kavanaugh. Robert’s is nodding his head with them.

I’d really like to know what Stephen Breyer and Anthony Kennedy think about all of this retarded mess that Trump has caused.
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Listen, if they strike at the ability of the president to declare an emergency, I will be pleasantly surprised, and subsequently happy.

If they don't, this is going to be a very narrow ruling against the use of IEEPA while leaving every other tariff option in his hands and not those of Congress.

They repay the tariffs collected they redefine the IEEPA tariffs to something else, and nothing changes for the next 3 years.
 
Well if anyone wants to see a blood bath...

Election Results

enr.elections.virginia.gov enr.elections.virginia.gov

Democrats take Governor, Lt Gov, and AG, as well as 32 of the 47 districts.
Even more surprising/appalling is that Jay Jones the AG elected talked about shooting a Republican candidate, and neither the DNC nor the Democratic candidates (who won) for Gov and LtGov would comment about it.
 
Altair said:
Listen, if they strike at the ability of the president to declare an emergency, I will be pleasantly surprised, and subsequently happy.

If they don't, this is going to be a very narrow ruling against the use of IEEPA while leaving every other tariff option in his hands and not those of Congress.

They repay the tariffs collected they redefine the IEEPA tariffs to something else, and nothing changes for the next 3 years.
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They absolutely will not be making a sweeping pronouncement because they are not being asked to by the serious people in the hearings. It’s limited to the context of cases before the court and the specific instances raised by the appellants. It’s very clear the authority already exists. The authority is being misapplied. I’m not sure there is a judicial rather than a congressional remedy for that. And that might be the result here- punt.
 
Altair said:
If they don't, this is going to be a very narrow ruling against the use of IEEPA while leaving every other tariff option in his hands and not those of Congress.
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I don't think they have any choice. This is an appeal related to a particular area of a single statute. It is not in response to a general challenge to the authority of the Office of the President. Depending on how the judgment is worded, it could have carry-over impacts on the interpretation of other statutes, but those challenges would have to be fought on their own (or Congress changing the legislation, but that's not going to happen in the short term).
 
lenaitch said:
I don't think they have any choice. This is an appeal related to a particular area of a single statute. It is not in response to a general challenge to the authority of the Office of the President. Depending on how the judgment is worded, it could have carry-over impacts on the interpretation of other statutes, but those challenges would have to be fought on their own (or Congress changing the legislation, but that's not going to happen in the short term).
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Cloud Cover said:
They absolutely will not be making a sweeping pronouncement because they are not being asked to by the serious people in the hearings. It’s limited to the context of cases before the court and the specific instances raised by the appellants. It’s very clear the authority already exists. The authority is being misapplied. I’m not sure there is a judicial rather than a congressional remedy for that. And that might be the result here- punt.
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So theater then.

Fundamentally, nothing is going to change.

Ahhh well, on to the mid terms.
 
KevinB said:
Even more surprising/appalling is that Jay Jones the AG elected talked about shooting a Republican candidate, and neither the DNC nor the Democratic candidates (who won) for Gov and LtGov would comment about it.
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I read plenty of commentary by (mostly Trump-favouring or neutral) people who seemed to think that Jones or Mamdani or that guy with the Totenkopf tattoo were too far out of bounds, and they deluded themselves into believing or at least hoping that Republicans would make gains in states that voted Harris (NY, NJ, VA, CA). The evidence of Trump himself should have better informed them: people are willing to overlook any character flaws or intemperate remarks or social media posts. "Grabbed them by the pussy" was supposed to be disqualifying; look where all the people who objected to it are sitting now. Few of the people arguing that the point of opposing Trump is to be better have much basis from which to argue now. It's about what it always was: who sits at the trough.
 
So basically the Anti-Tariff ad that Ford ran on US stations cost Canadian taxpayers $520,833 per hour to run (for 6 days) and in the end Trump stopped trade negotiations, and SCOTUS wasn't moved by the ads to do anything about tariffs. Nice.
 
Jarnhamar said:
So basically the Anti-Tariff ad that Ford ran on US stations cost Canadian taxpayers $520,833 per hour to run (for 6 days) and in the end Trump stopped trade negotiations, and SCOTUS wasn't moved by the ads to do anything about tariffs. Nice.
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The ad wasn't for the 9 SCOTUS members - how many of those 9 actually watch enough tv to suggest that they'd even see the ad run even 1 time?
 
Czech_pivo said:
The ad wasn't for the 9 SCOTUS members - how many of those 9 actually watch enough tv to suggest that they'd even see the ad run even 1 time?
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I believe it’s a Constitutional pre-requisite to watch Wheel of Fortune after appointment.
 
Czech_pivo said:
The ad wasn't for the 9 SCOTUS members - how many of those 9 actually watch enough tv to suggest that they'd even see the ad run even 1 time?
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One of the reasons we discussed here IIRC was to show the SCOTUS how ridiculous the tariffs were. Or along those lines.
 
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