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Old 01-08-2021, 09:59 PM   #4124
Tyrone Slothrop
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Re: May it please the court...

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Originally Posted by Hank Chinaski View Post
FWIW, I was always confident that McConnell and the Supremes would not bow to trump crazed theories. They have actual power and putting a dictator in place would mean they no longer any. I don't know who ran Germany's Supreme Court the day before Hitler took over but I do know he had no power the day after. McC and the Supreme Court Judges are not stupid. They were never going to throw it away.
If you want to create a binary alternative between "crazed theories" and 'everything is great,' whatever. My point was that Trump and his supporters have done a lot of damage to our system of government, even without Supreme Court acceptance of crazed theories. For example, a majority of GOP Congressmen and several Senators have endorsed the theory that Congress can reject electoral votes on bogus grounds. That's nuts. It's completely undemocratic, and it paves the way for worse in the future. And it bypasses the Supreme Court.

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As to Sebby's point that Trump was not a threat because he ultimately did not suceed, I wonder if that means he would not have found Hitler a threat?
After the beer hall putsch, Hitler looked silly, didn't he?
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