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Mr Dee

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  1. “But some influential Republicans are speaking out -- in the states, on Capitol Hill and at the Supreme Court -- opposing the effort, highlighting states' rights and arguing that election rules are not decided on the federal level. Utah Republican Gov. Gary Herbert on Wednesday said he is unhappy he was not consulted before the state's attorney general, also a Republican, signed an amicus brief supporting the Texas effort.”
  2. Ronnie Fcuked up. Oh, I know you’re not surprised..
  3. They have to pass that aid program real soon..
  4. Illegitimate indeed..Donnie boy
  5. Figures that he’d be the one to argue this for Trump. Fortunately, it won’t get very far at all, as the Supreme Court will shut down this Cruz lying before it even gets launched.
  6. Stand up to him..he’s only a bully.
  7. And the beat goes on. Jan 20th please
  8. It’s just practice for Trump’s case...
  9. Can the president pardon himself? In a brief 1974 legal memorandum written days before Richard Nixon resigned over his role in the Watergate scandal, the Justice Department said that a president can’t give a pardon to himself under the age-old legal principle that “no one may be a judge in his own case.” No president has ever tried to pardon himself, and some legal scholars disagree with the 1974 Justice Department opinion. “The answer is crystal clear: No one knows, and we will probably never obtain a definitive answer,” Harvard Prof. Alan Dershowitz wrote in a 2018 op-ed. Others, like former federal prosecutor Andy McCarthy, argue that the president is allowed to self-pardon. Mr. Trump appears to believe he can grant himself clemency. In June 2018 he wrote on Twitter: “As has been stated by numerous legal scholars, I have the absolute right to PARDON myself, but why would I do that when I have done nothing wrong?” https://www.wsj.com/articles/can-president-trump-pardon-himself-and-his-family-11606947916?mod=e2fb&fbclid=IwAR3jNzmGJ5bGBhpyGGnXAMBrTGmZ3fRlHZphd8eH2jdPeW_kfojIX5vxc3M
  10. He loses many privileges on Twitter that he now enjoys in the office of the President.
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