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I still think the correct response to that would have been Biden unilaterally ordering the arrest of the supreme court, citing the immunity they had just granted him. Then asking if maybe they would like to change their mind and not actually arresting them
The problem with this ruling was that they left "official act" incredibly vague, giving the SC the power in determining legitimate acts that are immune
People keep saying Biden should just order a drone strike on the justices or his opponent but the next court could just be like 'nope, not allowed' and throw him in jail
They really need to clarify it so that the SC can't legislate from the bench
For the last few decades conservatives have been building a SCOTUS with the sole intent of centralizing as much power as possible within them as they aren't elected and have lifetime positions. They go for the youngest heritage foundation choices so they can retain that power for as long as possible.
Chevron Deference is another perfect example of a power grab by the corrupt SCOTUS.
But if they were arrested they wouldn't be able to rule against Biden. 🤔
The next seated judges would.
Even if they did, so what? Good, even!
As long as the fascists are removed from the Court, the job is done.
Sure, but it increases the volatility and partisan nature of the court
I don't think SC reform is optional, nor do I think executive immunity is a solution. A fun one-time trick to make a point isn't going to fix the systemic issues of the court or legislature.
Edit: a huge symptom of the dysfunction of the federal government is the power that's accumulating into the executive. 'You can do whatever you want so long as the court happens to agree with you' is just shit politics.
I'm not really sold on constitutionalism, but the least we could do is make it democratic.
Appoint every adult in America to the Supreme Court and let the majority decide what the Constitution means. 🤷♀️
Keep arresting them.