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slightlv

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3. This case is going to be epic, in that it's about so much

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Wed May 7, 2025, 05:05 PM

May 2025

more than the 14th Amendment. This could be the opening for the Republican push to convene a constitutional convention, and change the Constitution to the way they want it... more like the old Articles of Confederation. At the least, it could pave the way for trump to consistently break his oath of office by passing more of what should plainly be "unconstitutional" mandates. This one has me more than a bit antsy.

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C-SPAN asks the Supreme Court to televise arguments for Trump's birthright citizenship case [View all] BumRushDaShow May 2025 OP

They already provide the audio for their hearings Jacson6 May 2025 #1

The "average person" is not even paying attention to "the news" BumRushDaShow May 2025 #4

Absolutely right. It's galling that most don't care one wit about the truth and what is happening. Evolve Dammit May 2025 #6

Good idea. More Americans should be engaged and TV helps. nt Blasphemer May 2025 #2

This case is going to be epic, in that it's about so much slightlv May 2025 #3

This is likely the most significant case of the term - perhaps the most important in this decade. Most of the coverage 24601 May 2025 #5

👏👏👏 dchill May 2025 #7

It is fucking ridiculous--and scary--that they even took up this case. Birthright citizenship is well settled law. SunSeeker May 2025 #8