"The hypocrisy here is truly disgusting. One moment, executive orders are the end of the world. The next moment, they don't mean anything at all." Talking abou

"The hypocrisy here is truly disgusting. One moment, executive orders are the end of the world. The next moment, they don't mean anything at all." Talking about different orders which say different things, one which actually does change rules and one which simply directs an agency to "perform a study", doesn't seem hypocritical at all. >If a person can't see past this man's partisanship, then they are hopeless; when reason and logic are out the window, it's over. It doesn't seem to be quite reasonable or logical to treat two things which say different things the same. >It's like politicians aren't even pretending anymore. The thing that kills me is that people actually buy this stuff. Maybe Chuck is right about the executive order on immigration. Maybe he's right that executive orders do nothing at all. But he's definitely not right about both things. They're two different orders. Is it not logical that they could have two different effects?