• MrVilliam@sh.itjust.works
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    9 months ago

    Prove to me that he’s not already a king. He suffers zero consequences and solely controls every aspect of the federal government. He is what a 6 year old thinks the president is.

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      Oh he is effectively a king (the real burger king), I just wish news articles would call him out without resorting to headlines like this.

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        They never will. Media companies want to get in on the grift and get their cut. Every lawsuit that went to trial has been a blow to that shitheel of a human, but companies keep bendin nthe fucking knee and settling at best.

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        The same Supreme Court that gave him license to do whatever he wants without any legal repercussions as long as he calls it presidential affairs?

        That’s a king. He’s a king.

        As an aside by doing this the Supreme Court effectively retroactively exonerated Nixon. The US is a joke.

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          without any legal repercussions

          He can’t be indicted. That’s not really the same as “without any legal repercussions”. The Supreme Court can stop him, and has on a few occasions. He doesn’t have to be a literal monarch, he’s a fascist pedophile which represents the worst our species has to offer. That’s plenty reason to be rid of him.

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        He’s sending cbp and ice instead. The guard was just a stop gap while the pardoned the future ice recruits. Which scotus allowed until ice was staffed up.