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Maybe Herr Barr should advise his boss not to make blatantly unconstitutional executive orders. Its not like we don't have nearly 250 years of constitutional precedence to go from. What happened to the "strict constitutionalist" BS you guy are always spouting?
Judges doing what they were appointed to do = judicial tyranny anytime the alt-right nuts don't like their rulings.
SCOTUS is appointed to settle separation of powers issues between the Congress and Executive. If you want your contact interpreted then you go see the district court judge.
Maybe Herr Barr should advise his boss not to make blatantly unconstitutional executive orders. Its not like we don't have nearly 250 years of constitutional precedence to go from. What happened to the "strict constitutionalist" BS you guy are always spouting?
you mean like banning travelers from certain countries?
oh, wait. the supreme court said that was absolutely constitutional.
SCOTUS is appointed to settle separation of powers issues between the Congress and Executive. If you want your contact interpreted then you go see the district court judge.
Where's your source for this belief? It sure isn't the US Constitution, Article III because that states that the opposite is true.
As an aside, absent diversity, US District Courts lack the subject matter jurisdictional authority to interpret a contract. The appropriate forum for those claims are State courts.
you mean like banning travelers from certain countries?
oh, wait. the supreme court said that was absolutely constitutional.
Well yes after some adjustments but if he could have had his way he would have banned Muslims.
Shame that he left out Saudi Arabia.
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