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RedArkGuy

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39. More all or nothing thinking

Fri May 23, 2025, 04:39 AM

May 23

It is possible to have humane immigration policy. Vance here says that either there is inhumane immigration policy or none. All the SC and the judiciary has tried to do is trim the Trump policy so that Constitutional rights to due process are respected. For Vance, unless the immigration policy has universal right to deport to any location with any condition, then then democratic will of the 49 percent who voted Trump is completely thwarted.

Either-or thinking. Two-dimensional thinking.

We really are in the era of the know-nothings.

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Vance says Roberts is 'profoundly wrong' about Supreme Court's role to check the executive branch [View all] groundloop May 22 OP

STFU Vance. PittBlue May 22 #1

Yes, and always angry and lecturing someone. brush May 22 #8

The surprising nuance in Vances comment suggests he doesnt quite so vigorously disagree with Roberts SSJVegeta May 22 #2

How do you mean? Irish_Dem May 22 #5

My interpretation from his comment SSJVegeta May 22 #13

His comments seem contradictory? Irish_Dem May 22 #15

Absolutely. Thats also kinda what I was trying to say. SSJVegeta May 22 #17

Yale should take back his law degree. Irish_Dem May 22 #18

He is an inept politician Marthe48 May 22 #29

Nuance? What were you reading? KPN May 22 #10

Vance is suppose to be so intelligent, hiding behind a fool's mask in front of trump. slightlv May 22 #37

What a dolt, This is not "immigration enforcement, you traitor Walleye May 22 #3

The felon's administration keeps taking issue with SC that gave him executive immunity, so... Omnipresent May 22 #4

trump is not going to last that long Bayard May 22 #21

That's a tune that's been playing for years. Omnipresent May 22 #30

His brain is gone. tavernier May 22 #33

So the American people voted to end rule of law, the US constitution, and democracy. Irish_Dem May 22 #6

Whether they believe it or not, they want YOU to believe it Bernardo de La Paz May 22 #7

"'Tis better to remain quiet and be thought a fool than to say something and remove all doubt." LastLiberal in PalmSprings May 22 #9

Mr couch lover there are three CO EQUAL branches of government kimbutgar May 22 #11

If I ran Yale University snowybirdie May 22 #12

Some Of Those RobinA May 22 #14

Can't a POTUS take care of immigration problems without breaking the law? Irish_Dem May 22 #16

When I See BS Like This... GB_RN May 22 #19

I think some of their degrees are bought and paid for. llmart May 22 #36

Kind of a stupid statement from a youngish politician. Torchlight May 22 #20

Vance, you lying shitweasel... GiqueCee May 22 #22

His law degree should be retracted question everything May 22 #23

And I say there is something profoundly wrong with JD Vance. ananda May 22 #24

JD Vance is a cunt LymphocyteLover May 22 #25

Something is wrong with his mind................. Lovie777 May 22 #26

They keep parroting this bullshit that winning the election somehow gave them a mandate to violate the fucking law Karasu May 22 #27

Guess he slept through his con law class at Yale. (nt) Paladin May 22 #28

I'm pretty sure RedArkGuy May 23 #40

Gee, he didn't say anything about Obama being entitled to choose a SC justice. louis-t May 22 #31

God it sux to have a dumbfuck in the Vice Presidency. mdbl May 22 #32

Oh, so Vancy is now a Constitutional lawyer? MarineCombatEngineer May 22 #34

I'm worried they are going to EndlessWire May 22 #35

should that happen, do you think slightlv May 22 #38

More all or nothing thinking RedArkGuy May 23 #39

Vance is a disciple of Curtis Yarvin Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin May 23 #41