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This won’t hold up in court. It will be challenged by a judge immediately, and then the only chance it will have is a long process up to the Supreme Court.
by lame-robot-hoax 6y ago
This won’t hold up in court. It will be challenged by a judge immediately, and then the only chance it will have is a long process up to the Supreme Court.
- colejohnson66 6y agoJudges can’t really challenge this law; they don’t have standing. A judge can’t just decide to issue a ruling on something; there has to be a case for them to rule on. The way this will go is: Twitter sues, judge almost certainly issues an injunction, Trump administration appeals, and we go from there.
- mola 6y agoOr he could denounce the entire law system as an adversary to the populous and round his supporters around that. That's what Benjamin netanyahu is doing in Israel at this moment when he's facing criminal charges. He is rallying his supporters telling them they are on trial by the corrupt judicial branch. He has his henchmen flooding the media with this sentiment, his own private propaganda machine is pumping this message through direct link to his supporters via WhatsApp and telegram bypassing all editorial discussion. While the media outlets controlled by him are repeating this message. He is also digging dirt on judges and prosecution and leaking controversial tapes in order to erode the support for the judicial system even in people who are not his supporters. And it's working, perhaps a third of the population believe this, and another third is losing it's trust in the entire system. He doesn't need total support, just enough steadfast support while keeping the opposition dazed and confused.