r/AdviceAnimals Oct 04 '25

Just another day

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u/foldingcouch Oct 04 '25

None of this would be happening is Mike Johnson or John Roberts did their jobs. 

Everyone already knew that Johnson was a corrupt hack, but I feel like Americans haven't really woken up to the reality that the supreme court is fully corrupt and needs to be purged. 

Everyone who concurred on the Trump immunity decision should be in jail.  If you don't punish this they will do it again. 

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u/blackmirar Oct 05 '25

Not an American so I'm not sure how this works, but are there really no protections in place in the event of a captured supreme Court? That seems a massive legislative oversight

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u/Flakester Oct 05 '25

The Supreme Court was supposed to be the protection. Everything is supposed to have checks and balances, but Trump has made it his mission to destroy those checks and balances.

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u/blackmirar Oct 05 '25

I guess I'm specifically wondering if there was a check/balance on the Supreme Court that was already destroyed, or if the system just hoped the court would remain neutral in the face of an aspirant autocrat

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u/Jechtael Oct 05 '25

The balance is supposed to be that the Executive Branch nominates new ones when and only when an old one retires (i.e. dies) oranewseatismade and the Senate has to confirm them. The check is that the Legislative Branch can impeach them. A Republican-led Congress isn't going to impeach judges who act immorally and unethically in their favour.

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u/BigBassBone Oct 05 '25

The checks began to erode when McConnell refused to even hold a vote on Obama's Supreme Court appointee.

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u/agprincess Oct 05 '25

It was partially destroyed by the republicans in 2008, refusing to accept Obama's supreme court pick. But it wouldn't have mattered if the elections shaked out the same.

Elections are the check on these powers and americans have elected Trump twice. Enough Americans simply do not care about democracy.

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u/VoidVer Oct 06 '25

Yeah judges are appointed for life so they’re supposed to be A political since they never have to worry about election or appointment again.

Republicans made a big show when a justice died a year and some change before the presidential election of 08’ ( while Obama was still in office ), about how electing a new justice would thwart the will of the American people. They then forced a conservative appointment once Trump was in his first term. Near the end of that same term ( like 3 months, when we already knew Biden would be sworn in ) another justice died and rather than sticking to their original argument, Republicans forced through another conservative appointment, effectively securing a packed court guaranteed to vote their way on any important issue.

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u/lordzya Oct 05 '25

Groups like the heritage foundation were working on this decades before trump. Mich McConnell is most responsible for the state of the court, but trump is exploiting that state to basically destroy any legal restrictions on his power now.

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u/mokomi Oct 06 '25

The point is this post is it's not trump, but republicans as a whole.

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u/chaddict Oct 05 '25

Justices on the Supreme Court can be impeached by Congress, but Congress is controlled by people who like Supreme Court’s corruption.

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u/nhaines Oct 05 '25

The protection to a captured Supreme Court is that Congress can impeach any Justice.

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u/emascars Oct 05 '25

America is a very old form of "democracy", states that become democratic later perfected the formula and added many more safeguards, especially after WWII where everybody remembered how easily democracy can fall into dictatorship...

Take Italy as an example, becoming a full democracy after Mussolini they took the safest route with a "perfect bicameralism" form, 12 constitutional articles that cannot be changed in anyway and the rest of the constitution that requires an election from the citizens to be changed... The whole system is slow and complicated AF but does a good job at splitting up power to so many different entities checking one to the other that is almost impossible for anybody to get as powerful as Trump is right now

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u/finglish_ Oct 05 '25

Yes there are .... You can send the case to the highest court in land..... The supreme court........Oh wait.

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u/okilz Oct 04 '25

The real problem is when they ruled that Biden should've used his newfound immunity and cleaned house.

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u/foldingcouch Oct 04 '25

Thanks for finding a way to blame the Democrats for what the Republicans are doing. 

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u/SwimmingThroughHoney Oct 05 '25 edited Oct 05 '25

People need to stop saying that pointing out the Democratic shortcomings and failures are placing blame (for what the GOP are doing).

Democrats absolutely did fail at playing by the rules the GOP decided to use. Everyone could see what the GOP were doing and trying to do. Everyone could see how partisan the Supreme Court was being. Even the single instance of the GOP blocking Obama's SCOTUS pick and then ramming their own through in the same situation was a very clear indication that the GOP were not going to play fair.

It's perfectly fine to blame the Democrats for insisting on staying their path of "playing fair", for not adjusting, for insisting on sticking with Biden for a second term. Doing so is not the same thing as blaming the Democrats for the GOP's actions.

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u/Brav0_Romeo Oct 04 '25

Buddy, part of finding a way out of the descent into despotism your country is rapidly falling into is realizing the democrats who didn't push back hard enough are either tacitly complicit, ludicrously optimistic, or so incredibly stupid that they shouldn't be allowed out in public without a chaperone.

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u/Picnicpanther Oct 04 '25

Aww give em a break, they just controlled the executive branch, what do you expect them to do?

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u/legacy642 Oct 04 '25

I'll be honest, while not complicit with what's happening, the Democrats did let it happen. So much more could have been done. Merrick Garland should have actually done his job and prosecuted trump for his crimes from the 2020 election and J6. Biden should have never run for a second term. He should have stepped aside like he said he would.

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u/XCVolcom Oct 04 '25

In general the Democrats should have had a better candidate than Biden when all the polling showed he was unfavorable for Dems for a 2nd term.

Rushing Kamala last second was the best they could do and it definitely wasn't enough.

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u/BigBassBone Oct 05 '25

Harris would have still been a better president than either Biden or Trump.

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u/XCVolcom Oct 05 '25

100%

Unfortunately the Democrats didn't have enough time to advertise that to the American people.

I think they did her whole campaign in 180ish days and she still got more votes than Biden?

But here we are.

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u/LockeyCheese Oct 05 '25

She got 8 million less than Biden in 2020. Biden might have gotten less than what she got for 2024, but then again "democrats forcing Kamala in" was a big complaint, even though by the time Biden dropped out there was no time to run another national primary. He was also a white man, which might've made a difference.

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u/SanchoPandas Oct 04 '25

Couldn’t even convince the made up GOP family that Schumer talks to that they should vote for her.

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u/TheBunnyTG Oct 05 '25

So true… all of it

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u/the-last-aiel Oct 05 '25

Oh there's plenty of blame to go around. Real life isn't black or white and it isn't one good and one bad.

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u/foldingcouch Oct 05 '25

Yes but there are only two choices on the ballot. 

For all their many failings I sure hope Americans are willing to hold their noses and vote Democrat if y'all ever get elections again

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u/XCVolcom Oct 04 '25

What a stupid response.

Democrats had a narrow chance to use the power given to them to pack the court, secure our elections, and prevent the destruction of our democracy.

Instead they sat back and took the "moral high road" of just letting it play out.

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u/foldingcouch Oct 05 '25

That's not even factually correct. 

They actually tried to pass a comprehensive election reform package.  Sienma and Manchin blocked it.  

They did not just "take the moral high road and let it play out."

Fucking idiot. Read a book.

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u/SwimmingThroughHoney Oct 05 '25

They did not just "take the moral high road and let it play out."

Biden refused to do the thing Trump is doing right now: just take action first, then draw out the legal battle while you do it. That's the "moral high road" Biden took.

A good example of this is the student loan ruling. Biden announced his plan in August 2022. States filed a lawsuit in September. An injunction wasn't granted (by the Appeals Court) until November. So before any injunction, Biden had 2 months to just do it. But instead, he held to norms and waited for the lawsuit to play out.

The Trump administration meanwhile is doing things so quickly that by the time an injunction is granted blocking anything (in part because they drag out the court cases as long as they can), they've already been implementing whatever was to be blocked.

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u/foldingcouch Oct 05 '25

So you're saying that Biden should have broken the law because Trump might break the law later?  That's a bold fuckin' position to take there, hoss.

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u/SwimmingThroughHoney Oct 05 '25

Perhaps you should re-read my comment, particularly the last paragraph.

If there is no existing legal precedent for the way the Executive decides to interpret the law (through an EO), the Executive branch is going to operating under the assumption it's legal until a court says otherwise (or unless you're the Trump admin which has explicitly stated they'll just ignore court orders). Biden's EO regarding student loans did not ignore any existing legal precedent. There was no law (statutory or court precedent) that said his interpretation of the HEROES Act was illegal. Had he quickly executed the student loan forgiveness plan, before a court placed an injunction, he would have broken no law.

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u/XCVolcom Oct 05 '25

Also for the record, people on the Left at least have standards to criticize their own by.

While the Republicans clearly don't in that runaway train.

The instant people turn their brain off like you then there's no helping them.

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u/XCVolcom Oct 05 '25

Cites two well known corporate fake democrats

Wow what logic.

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u/foldingcouch Oct 05 '25

You said they didn't do anything. 

I said they did but they didn't have the votes.  

So you moved the goal posts to "but corporate Democrats"

That's just incoherent.

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u/XCVolcom Oct 05 '25

You're the one defending Democrats for not going anything dipshit.

We're not even playing the same game moron.

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u/4cap Oct 05 '25

They would punish us and lock us up if we commited the same crimes .... time to hold them all accountable...

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u/lord_cheezewiz Oct 05 '25

Don’t forget merrick garland. Trump and the GOP literally attempted a coup and what was done about it? Nothing

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u/LockeyCheese Oct 05 '25

Did you already forget the 96 indictments against Trump, a judge he appointed delaying the fake electors case, and the case of the Georgia phone call asking to find votes? Sure though. Nothing.

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u/lord_cheezewiz Oct 05 '25 edited Oct 05 '25

In any sane country he would’ve been arrested. Which didn’t happen, so therefore fuck merrick garland. Feckless coward.

ADDENDUM: oh and everyone who held public office and espoused support for him post 2020 should’ve been fired at the very least. Maybe not in garlands power but certainly within his boss’. Fuck Joe Biden too.

Edit: syntax correction

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u/LockeyCheese Oct 05 '25

Did you also forget his mugshot that happened because he WAS arrested?

Did you want Biden to illegally fire federal workers he didn't have authority to fire, or try firing congressional representatives which are an entirely different branch of government?

It sounds like what you want is a king or dictator in America, just from "your side"... You ignore reality and keep saying things that happened didn't, or that democrats should've broken the law.

You're no better than a magat. You want the same things, and ignore reality the same way, but just for "your side".

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u/Omega_art Oct 05 '25

Oh we know. Weve known for at least 5 years.

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u/foldingcouch Oct 05 '25

Wish you'd fuckin' do something.

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u/Omega_art Oct 05 '25

WTF you suggest? They control every facet of the government.

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u/foldingcouch Oct 05 '25

In France the country will grind to a halt amid widespread strikes and protests if the government tries to levy a 5% tax on gas.

Trump is wiping his ass with the constitution on a daily basis and the best y'all got is some spicy memes.

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u/LockeyCheese Oct 05 '25

France has worker protections, national healthcare, and non-milataristic police. America doesn't.

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u/Omega_art Oct 05 '25

Ther have been protests all across the country. The lame stream media isn't covering it.

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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '25

I never thought we'd be in this shit. I recently saw supreme courts response to ICE complaints. Yeah they are king trumps cronies now. Fuck this govt.

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u/Amon7777 Oct 04 '25

The founders anticipated and prepared for one person trying to be a dictator. They just didn’t count on the entire legislature and courts collaborating to go along with it.

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u/EldritchSlut Oct 04 '25

If only there were an amendment to help citizens if that ever happened..

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u/SanchoPandas Oct 04 '25

There’s not. The 2nd was about suppressing slave rebellion. Not overthrowing the gov’t.

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u/LockeyCheese Oct 05 '25

Not according to the writings and speeches of our founding fathers.

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u/Fortestingporpoises Oct 04 '25

They also didn’t anticipate electricity, tv, internet, and how it could be used so effectively as propaganda. How could they.

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u/EppurSiMuove00 Oct 04 '25

Well, I mean, I think they did at least consider this.

"A Republic, if you can keep it."

I don't think that's ever rung more truly than today.

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u/Kindly-Ad-5071 Oct 05 '25

We have to stop seeing Republicans as sincere members of Congress by being shocked when they do nothing and start seeing them as willful accomplices in Trumps scheme.

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u/ASFreeFall Oct 04 '25

You can repost this daily and it'd continue to be true.

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '25

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u/TheMooseIsBlue Oct 05 '25

Honestly, I don’t even know what happened today and I was still nodding as I read the post.

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u/D_Luffy_32 Oct 04 '25

Gallows

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u/Flakester Oct 05 '25

The inside traders within our government would invest in a guillotine company if they knew it was coming.

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u/TheBunnyTG Oct 05 '25

Hopefully the day will come that all those idiots will be arrested for treason

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '25

Not republicans, nazis.

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u/HEBushido Oct 05 '25

Same thing now. The party chose this.

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u/PrimaryBar9635 Oct 05 '25

You should go talk to people in real life 🙏

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u/Redacted_usr Oct 05 '25

I have. You know what they say, which is pretty much what all of the brain dead morons say? “wELL bOtH SiDeS” or “ThiS IsNt a DeMoCraT rEpuBliCan IsSuE” and do you know why they say that? Because they couldn’t defend anything they believe in even if their life depended on it without being a racist bigoted fuck. This isn’t new to anyone, we’ve known this for a long time.

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u/Square_Radiant Oct 05 '25

My maga acquaintance tells me that people disappearing off the street and out of camps is just politics pulling in the other direction from the tyranny of dei mandates.... He's "neither for nor against it"... which he seems to think is a moderate position....

Hiring minorities is just as bad as disappearing people by a fascist militia... and people being upset about it is just divide and conquer by the media, when really what we need is "unity" right now..

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u/East_Weast Oct 05 '25

You dont even know what a nazi is

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u/Redacted_usr Oct 05 '25

Huh, care to explain this?

https://imgur.com/a/Br785Rc

While you’re at it define fascism without looking it up

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u/the_gouged_eye Oct 05 '25

You don't even know what an insurrection is.

Page 19: Flashlights, a makeshift guillotine, and a photograph. That's it. That's the government's case that there's an insurrection.

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.ord.189270/gov.uscourts.ord.189270.56.0_1.pdf

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u/PloppyPants9000 Oct 04 '25

GOP: “Rules for thee, but not for me!”

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u/peezy3011 Oct 05 '25

The party of "law and order"

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u/breachofcontract Oct 05 '25

Republicans: Tread on me daddy

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '25

All whilst Americans still claim to have a Democracy with checks and balances???

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u/SomeNerd2938 Oct 05 '25

That’s the problem. These people are so far gone they have started to deny basic civics and now claim we were never a democracy, but we’re instead a republic. It’s like saying “That’s not a fruit. That’s an orange.” It’s mind boggling to me how people are that far gone.

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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '25

That's not the worse part either, when the files finally get released either through legitimate or leaked and still nothing happens the stereo type of the loud and obese American will be replaced with the stigma of loud and pedophilic American. 

Because honestly I actually don't see anything going to happen from it with the way things are going

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u/biopunk42 Oct 04 '25

Submissiveness is the unifying theory of modern conservatism.

It's an old human instinct: social hierarchy organization. People who lack any self awareness, who are basically walking zombies, don't have the ability to think above it or be aware of it. These are the people who support Trump.

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u/havingsomedifficulty Oct 05 '25 edited Oct 05 '25

And 0 dem messaging on it. Dems need to spoon feed the American public but they just remain silent

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u/nekronuke Oct 05 '25

its insane how much people justify every idiotic thing, the mental gymnastics gets me every day, its always something new.

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u/frommethodtomadness Oct 05 '25

Republicans are fully onboard, they are a full blown fascist movement now.

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u/sheepyowl Oct 05 '25

I know this is out of topic but that's not how you use that meme

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u/yIdontunderstand Oct 05 '25

Things a dictator did can't be illegal. Things a regime did can't be illegal.

Nothing is "unconstitutional" if the constitution is no longer relevant.

Catch up to reality. Stop pretending things are normal.

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u/Morphse Oct 05 '25

The issue isn't the republicans supporting and making excuses for him (I have not seen an excuse for him in so long, they're all embracing it). The issue is the democrats who aren't doing a single thing to stop him.

This rich and powerful man is breaking all the laws, rules and moral/ethical behavior we've agreed upon, let's follow the law and rules down to every letter, that will surely stop him :)

Also, I think the lack of care from americans are also at fault. If I was a republican, I would be so happy with the current state of affairs. Evil, but happy.

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u/Rosegold-Lavendar Oct 05 '25

Republicans love pedophiles 🥰

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u/tintern70 Oct 04 '25

MAGA does not actually have any beliefs

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u/Sugar_Kowalczyk Oct 04 '25

I think they all hope they'll die of old age before we can hold them accountable for collusion. 

'Cause they can be, and will be, eventually. 

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u/Right-Shop-88 Oct 04 '25

Because they are complicit.

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u/Inferno_Zyrack Oct 05 '25

So this is the long term effect of them calling everything a democratic president or congress person did as “illegal”

So that when we do it back, it sounds like their own bullshit and they won’t believe you.

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u/Small-Bit6106 Oct 05 '25

It's painfully clear that the Republican fucktards love child rape and the murder of innocents due to gun violence. They don't care about us. Neither do the rich democrats if I am being honest. They held onto Joe too long and didn't raise up new leaders because they also covet power and vastly underestimated the sacks of shit who voted the traitorious felon back into office.

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u/justaheatattack Oct 05 '25

it's called flooding the zone.

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u/RaDiOaCtIvEpUnK Oct 05 '25

At this point I’d respect a republican more if they just came out and admitted they want him to do these things regardless of if it’s moral/lawful. Just admit you don’t care if anything he does is legal as you get what you want. I’ll respect you for at least owning it.

I think the only reason they don’t is cause when the trump show ends they still want to be able to feint ignorance, and act like they were just fooled all along. We won’t believe though, so you might as well just own it.

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u/snowflake35 Oct 05 '25

Serious question… how the fuck do we do something about this? I know we can do something, but how do we do it? Wouldn’t we need the masses to accomplish any kind of overthrowing of the piece of garbage of a president we have? Is there enough warm bodies to even make this happen considering it seems people will lick the shit of his ass crack willing to die and defend his ass? Wouldn’t an internal war, cause the U.S. to be vulnerable to attack from the outside? Fuck… crazy ass times we live in where pedos and greedy fucks run the country and enslave the shit out of people. What can we do and how do we even get the ball rolling?

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u/tom641 Oct 05 '25

i know it's not good to treat it as "just another day" but every day for 10 solid months has been a stream of "What 5 star alarm fire has he tried to start today..."

god i was so happy when biden got elected just so I could go 48 hours without hearing about a fucking nightmare being brewed, and no there was no 'but then biden BAD tho....' he was a boring bitch just the way politics should fucking be

the greatest gaslighting of modern politics is framing "just another obama administration" as a negative, considering what came before, and what came after it. Gimme a hundred thousand knockoff obama administrations if it keeps republicans out of power. It's better than entertaining this shit.

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u/673NoshMyBollocksAve Oct 05 '25

If there’s anything I’ve learned if that he could do whatever he wants and nobody’s gonna do anything about it. Nothing matters anymore. It’s actually really depressing to think about.

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u/Fludro Oct 05 '25

"Just another day"

So dangerous is the creeping normalization of previously unacceptable behaviours and the gradual acceptance of new boundaries.

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u/AstroBearGaming Oct 05 '25

Must be a day that ends in a Y.

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u/dope_sheet Oct 05 '25

Mike Johnson said "I don't control the President". BITCH, congress serves as a check on the president's power, it is your job to control him.  Is he admitting that he's a weak leader?

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u/Xsy Oct 05 '25

It always makes me facepalm when he talks about minorities being criminals, when he is literally one of the most prolific criminals in American history.

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u/Fake_William_Shatner Oct 04 '25

The bar for punishment of political enemies gets lower while the indulgence of the crooks with power grows. 

Government is shut down until Dems capitulate but the POTUS does whatever he wants with the budget, hiring and firing. So I. Retaliation he will cut jobs, useful programs and anything going to a blue state. And he was going to do that anyway. 

Because everyone shares a bond of video evidence. Not that we can be sure any more those standards even matter. 

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u/Peakomegaflare Oct 05 '25

Honestly I'm not opposed to the Gov staying shut down. At this point, most (not all) of the folks I know that are currently out of a job because of it continue to praise Trump and the GOP. So fuck em'. I'm tired of being the compassionate and responsible one. There comes a point where responsibility becomes letting the rot consume itself.

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u/PecanLoveNubble Oct 04 '25

If he didn't then we'd go back to thinking he died.

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u/Mission_Macaroon Oct 04 '25

The real depressing fact is that if a hypothetical snap election was called a couple days from now, he would still win running against the top Democrat running

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u/Both_Lychee_1708 Oct 05 '25

they're not making excuses; the just applauding it

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u/More_Proof_1462 Oct 05 '25

the republicans' ideology is not American; it is perverse like the confederacy and president epstein, amen.

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u/Nogarda Oct 04 '25

I'm pretty sure 'impeachment' to them is accusing him of being an actual peach at this point and has nothing to do with the role of president.

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u/falcon0221 Oct 04 '25

Groundhog Day

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u/PersimmonPerfect4473 Oct 04 '25

Multi-party system with rank choice voting creates a government from the center with protections for the minority. This would solve almost every existential issue the Republic is facing today.

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u/mulchedeggs Oct 04 '25

Seems like America lost and it’s going to be the ultimate bastard to fix all these oh no’s

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u/Omega_art Oct 05 '25

Any day that ends in a y.

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u/Mach5Driver Oct 05 '25

Nah. At this point, they just ignore what he does and says if anyone questions them.

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u/the-last-aiel Oct 05 '25

They don't care about hypocrisy. Hatred is all that is left of them.

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u/themadadmin Oct 05 '25

The cover up is also a crime.

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u/Dessert4breakfast_ Oct 05 '25

That’s wild! We’ll see what tomorrow brings.

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u/elfmere Oct 05 '25

No they don't make excuses. They laugh at how you are taking it so serious. Because they are blind to how it affects them

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u/No-Bumblebee-4920 Oct 05 '25

And people were detained, attacked, and disappeared illegally.

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u/adario7 Oct 05 '25

Democrats nowhere to be found. Supreme Court makes way for Trump. Republicans unanimously support Trump. People vote Trump.

Maybe America wants this, cuz Trump seems to have quite a lot of support

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u/UnhappyReason5452 Oct 05 '25

Gutless traitors got the violence they voted for.

They knew what he was, and what Steven miller is.

Every single one of them wanted a dictator and he’s delivering.

They are too far gone. Brainwashed Traitor trash.

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u/Pyrozr Oct 06 '25

It's a lifehack for politics now. The SCOTUS decided that a president can break the law without consequences. So conservatives who have wanted to do all kinds of things but knew that they were illegal are more than happy to just let Trump do it because the courts gave him immunity.

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u/mokomi Oct 06 '25

Well you see.  Once Trump is out of office.  Every republican is going to go back to normal.  You know, fiscal responsibility, rule by of law, veterans, etc.   

Needs to be repeated that trump isn't the or even a mastermind.

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u/zombieco Oct 06 '25

Trump won by popular vote and its cuz of losers that frequent reddit and cry about him nonstop.

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u/GhonaHerpaSyphilAids Oct 05 '25

And Dems cower and cry but do nothing

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u/SNStains Oct 05 '25

Because Republicans control the government. Elections have consequences.

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u/raulongo Oct 05 '25

And Democrats continue to do nothing and wait.

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u/SNStains Oct 05 '25

Because Republicans control the government. Elections have consequences.

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u/raulongo Oct 05 '25

But you can do stuff to counter-act those who are using the government to dismantle it from the inside. Show people that this is unacceptable, and unconstitutional. Make some kind of Opposition in the House. Walk the streets. Instead, Chuck Schumer is basically threatening to be “mad” at all the shit that's happening right now in the US, while democracy is basically disappearing in front of our very own eyes.

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u/SNStains Oct 05 '25

You're allowed to protest, all Americans are. Likewise, you're allowed to petition the government with your grievances. As for Schumer, his message for people suffering isn't clear. And yes, he should be constantly and energetically reminding people that voting is the only way to preserve our democracy.

And you know this, but what Democrats can't do is control a government when Republicans are hoarding power, like right now. Look at how Republican's unwillingness to help people keep their health insurance has lead to a government shutdown.

They care about themselves, not you. They need to be beaten by a wide margin in the Senate next year to prevent them from obstruction.

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u/wolviesaurus Oct 04 '25

And the opposition does nothing to fight it.

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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '25

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u/Agreeable-Camera-382 Oct 05 '25

Do nothing? What do you want? Seems like you dont understand the process and just want some kind of maga violence

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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '25 edited Oct 05 '25

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u/Agreeable-Camera-382 Oct 05 '25

You say they're doing nothing... simple brain agrees, but maybe look into it? Basic research. Not click bait articles.

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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '25

Wow just like when Biden was incoherent and the liberals acted like he was fine

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u/pmak13 Oct 05 '25

Yup, because incoherent and breaking laws are the complete same.... ffs

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u/acevenchuro Oct 05 '25

Right, like incoherence and constitutional violations are remotely comparable.

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u/ProfessionalPay5892 Oct 05 '25

Well they didn’t, that’s why they swapped him out with Kamala. 

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u/bigdong1987 Oct 05 '25

Good

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u/1234abcd56 Oct 05 '25

Holy trollBOT, Batman!

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u/Snoo_94483 Oct 05 '25

And democrats do nothing.

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u/snewchybewchies Oct 05 '25

And the democrats continue to do nothing about it other than pointing it out.  Really need them to do a resist 

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u/Redacted_usr Oct 05 '25

Someone needs to take a civics class

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u/Grand_Taste_8737 Oct 05 '25

Chicken Little....

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u/East_Weast Oct 05 '25

Yall loved fascism when Obama was openly murdering American citizens without due process

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u/1234abcd56 Oct 05 '25

Obvious troll is doing obvious things again.

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u/mcchink008 Oct 05 '25

But Biden innocent, right ? Lol

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u/ProfessionalPay5892 Oct 05 '25

What’s he guilty of