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In reply to the discussion: Supreme Court strikes down Trump tariffs, rebuking president's signature economic policy [View all]hay rick
(9,508 posts)52. A non-treasonous decision from this Supreme Court?
The exception does not prove the rule. Both the membership of the Court and multiple recent precedents need to be bulldozed. We can't afford to go back to "the way things were"...we will just end up in the same spot or worse. The enemies of democracy are seeking to change the meaning of several parts of the constitution and change the practical effect of the rule of law. If we only play defense we will not weaken the oligopolistic forces. The Supreme Court is still their captive and that needs to be changed if we are going to stop and reverse the authoritarian momentum.
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Supreme Court strikes down Trump tariffs, rebuking president's signature economic policy [View all]
BumRushDaShow
21 hrs ago
OP
There is another law that allows a president to impose tariffs in an "emergency"
Fiendish Thingy
20 hrs ago
#13
Like other Republicans they aim more towards the middle of his cheeks and it involves their tongues more than their lips
cstanleytech
21 hrs ago
#7
So, they gave him the idea that he had immunity, and now it's their privilege to pull back
Baitball Blogger
21 hrs ago
#5
For Alito and Thomas to dissent is obvious, but for Kavanaugh to do so is really telling
Prairie Gates
21 hrs ago
#8
No surprise that the nazi enablers, alito, thomas, and kavanaugh disented. They don't believe in
lostincalifornia
20 hrs ago
#11
Deadline Legal Blog-Supreme Court rules Trump doesn't have the tariff authority he claimed
LetMyPeopleVote
20 hrs ago
#33
Roberts delivered the opinion/judgment of the Court. Thomas, Alito, and Kavanaugh dissent.🚨
riversedge
20 hrs ago
#35
Some tariffs were imposed because of 'attitude' of foreign leaders, or judicial actions of nations TSF
wiggs
20 hrs ago
#37
So is inventing law out of whole cloth an OFFICIAL duty of the president?
bucolic_frolic
20 hrs ago
#39
Lutnik and his sons (and other Wall Streeters) will make "astronomical sums" from this SC decision.
sop
19 hrs ago
#43
I honestly don't believe that the companies deserve to get much if any money back.
cstanleytech
19 hrs ago
#47
Trump should have to pay refunds out of his personal fortune to all of us.
Linda ladeewolf
19 hrs ago
#48
The class actions where the lawyers pocket a substantial portion and the plaintiffs get a token amount?
MichMan
15 hrs ago
#73
Columbia didn't pay the tariffs; you did....to the federal government. Columbia was disenfranchised by the tariffs
NowsTheTime
12 hrs ago
#78
So you're saying all the American Importing companies kept the tariff money?
FakeNoose
12 hrs ago
#80
I can't say for sure I guess .....and no, we will never get the money back, Federal gov't collected it.
NowsTheTime
11 hrs ago
#81
It looks like the political hacks on this "court," if we call this arm of legal....
NNadir
18 hrs ago
#57
Trump will announce that SCOTUS is the deep state & should be dissolved, in 5, 4, 3, ...
aggiesal
18 hrs ago
#62
So half of the republican members of the Supreme Court still support the Constitution
thought crime
14 hrs ago
#77