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15. You really think that in 2029,

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Reply #7)

Tue Jun 30, 2026, 10:51 AM

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...assuming a Democratic President takes office, that there won't be Repug lawsuits filed blocking their attempts to dismiss their cronies? And that the SCOTUS won't back their suits?

Okay, now pull the other leg.

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John Roberts fought for decades to overturn Humphrey's Executor [View all] dalton99a Tuesday OP

Roberts has been in power too long. bucolic_frolic Tuesday #1

He will go down in history UpInArms Tuesday #2

I would guess that The Heritage Foundation... LakeVermilion Tuesday #3

That, and the Federalist Society. nt Wednesdays Tuesday #16

"Without such power the President could not be held fully accountable for discharging his own responsibilities; sop Tuesday #4

+1. Roberts already gave him immunity dalton99a Tuesday #5

In practice, Robert G. Dixon Jr did that in 1973. CaptainTruth Tuesday #12

You really found one there /nt bucolic_frolic Tuesday #6

I don't see how this ruling helps anybody. no_hypocrisy Tuesday #7

The MAGATS are increasingly emboldened... Wuddles440 Tuesday #8

It helps the wealthy donors and corporations that support Trump. Martin68 Tuesday #10

It seems like a recipe for recurring politcal chaos... CaptainTruth Tuesday #13

You really think that in 2029, Wednesdays Tuesday #15

All the judges provided by the Federal Society's judge pipeline have been trying to give the president total Martin68 Tuesday #9

In 83, did Roberts see that he would become a constitutional anomaly? Zackzzzz Tuesday #11

why did he live so long ? dave99 Tuesday #14

Roberts has... GiqueCee Tuesday #17

Roberts other goal was gutting the Voting Rights Act LetMyPeopleVote Tuesday #18