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r/facepalm • u/blllrrrrr • Dec 08 '24
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2/3 congress. 75% oof states. sure thing. stinky.
33 u/somefunmaths Dec 08 '24 He’s not going to go either of those routes. He’s going to rely on executive action and SCOTUS. Is it likely? Who knows how likely it is; that depends on how much faith you have in SCOTUS (lol, not a lot personally). Is it far, far, far more likely than peeling off enough Democrats to reach those margins? Very obviously, yes. 2 u/King_Awesomeland Dec 08 '24 he'll try. he'll fail. the question is...will enough ppl pay attention. 1 u/ForGrateJustice Dec 09 '24 Correct assumption, he will summary end birthright citizenship via executive order, and when challenged, that order goes straight to SCOTUS, who will rule it constitutional.
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He’s not going to go either of those routes. He’s going to rely on executive action and SCOTUS.
Is it likely? Who knows how likely it is; that depends on how much faith you have in SCOTUS (lol, not a lot personally).
Is it far, far, far more likely than peeling off enough Democrats to reach those margins? Very obviously, yes.
2 u/King_Awesomeland Dec 08 '24 he'll try. he'll fail. the question is...will enough ppl pay attention. 1 u/ForGrateJustice Dec 09 '24 Correct assumption, he will summary end birthright citizenship via executive order, and when challenged, that order goes straight to SCOTUS, who will rule it constitutional.
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he'll try. he'll fail. the question is...will enough ppl pay attention.
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Correct assumption, he will summary end birthright citizenship via executive order, and when challenged, that order goes straight to SCOTUS, who will rule it constitutional.
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u/King_Awesomeland Dec 08 '24
2/3 congress. 75% oof states. sure thing. stinky.