U.S. District Judge Amir Ali issued a temporary restraining order on Feb. 13 that ordered the State Department and USAID to restore foreign assistance funds.
You know what’s a sure sign that you live in a dictatorship? The executive branch stops obeying the legislative branch.
Well, in a not-dictatorship, the prez voluntarily obeys court orders, and gets impeached if he dares not to. In a dictatorship, yes-men congresscritters suck up to the prez to keep their jobs.
You decide whether we live in a not-dictatorship or in a dictatorship.
Or else what? What are the courts going to do about it when their orders get ignored?
The Supreme Court has already said that anything a POTUS does in an official capacity is legal.
Well, in a not-dictatorship, the prez voluntarily obeys court orders, and gets impeached if he dares not to. In a dictatorship, yes-men congresscritters suck up to the prez to keep their jobs.
You decide whether we live in a not-dictatorship or in a dictatorship.
Not that anything he does is legal, just that he can’t be held personally legally responsible for it after leaving office.
I share your concerns, but the supreme court hasn’t said the president can do anything he wants (yet).
Tomato, tomato.
Rules that lack consequences for breaking them are just suggestions.