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It's not really up to Trump or Congress though is it? Elections are run by the several states.

• pseudalopex 7mo ago
  I edited my comment. But before you replied I thought. Congress can decide elections of Congress.
  • natebc 7mo ago
    Ah, yeah, I see now that I've refreshed. Yes, it will get tricky with the current Supremes. Hopefully the signs we're seeing around Obstruction and Contempt in the federal courts lately indicate the _maybe_ the Judiciary is finding it's backbone. I don't have much hope for Congress doing the same.
    • pseudalopex 7mo ago
      > Yes, it will get tricky with the current Supremes. Hopefully the signs we're seeing around Obstruction and Contempt in the federal courts lately indicate the _maybe_ the Judiciary is finding it's backbone. How could the Supreme Court justify Congress could not decide elections of Congress?
      • natebc 7mo ago
        It's unlikely that they could because of the ... well the Elections Clause other than the Senators bit I suppose. My broader point was that the Judical Branch itself is starting to show some signs of backbone regarding the unchecked flexing going on in the Executive Branch. I was more talking about where you said: > Experts said no. But this Supreme Court surprised experts before. That generally, maybe, hopefully the Executive Branch will get a surprise or two as well. I can be naively hopeful at times.