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> Now we've crossed the Rubicon and established that there are scenarios in which a President can have unlimited power. Yes, the places where he is explicitly
by tick_tock_tick 2y ago
> Now we've crossed the Rubicon and established that there are scenarios in which a President can have unlimited power.
Yes, the places where he is explicitly given unlimited power.....
- tines 2y agoThat's a tortuous use of the word unlimited. The president has very limited power that is spelled out by the constitution and proscribed by Congress. Using that limited power in the way it is permitted is not "unlimitedly using limited power."
- lenerdenator 2y agoThis absolutely opens the door to that. It gives a scenario where a sympathetic judge can immediately toss a case against a President for abusing power.