Mastodawn

AnarchoNinaWrites Jul 1, 2024

I cannot stress this enough - SCOTUS did not define what is an official act. So all you folks saying "well okay so now Biden can..." are not getting the bigger picture here. The President is immune for official acts, courts will decide what is official, and SCOTUS has last rule on whatever courts decide.

So if Trump does some fascist shit they like? That'll be official. And if Biden tries to do something they don't like? Unless it's written into LAW that's a Presidential power, it won't be.

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Martha Lemert

@AnarchoNinaWrites

That is exactly what Justice Jackson points out in her dissent. This is a judicial coup and power grab.

We are voting in November not on any one candidate or even for a political party. We are voting on whether this government is of the people by the people and for the people or of the powerful (SCOTUS/President) , by the powerful and for the powerful.