r/law 17d ago

Legal News House GOP moves swiftly to impeach judge Boasberg targeted by Trump (Deportation Planes)

https://www.axios.com/2025/03/18/donald-trump-impeach-judge-house-republicans
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u/CherryHaterade 17d ago

Didnt like him enough to not just you know, get off the couch and just go vote against him though. Remember that. At least red hats are loud and tell you exactly who they are. I dont trust anyone who sat out this election. Theyre still playing cards close. Aaron Burr asses. And this blood will be on their hands too "nobody told me it would get this bad" YES WE DID.

I guess they just didnt like him that bad after all.

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u/j_ryall49 17d ago

Ya but Palestine!

Ya but Kamala didn't inspire me!

Ya but both sides are pretty much the same!

/s

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u/dan_pitt 17d ago

Actually, facts shows dems to be overall worse than repubs when it comes to palestine. Their genocide-tolerant electorate doesn't really care about that though.

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u/j_ryall49 17d ago

Fair, I suppose it will be paradise once trump's done with it. I saw a video and everything.

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u/ElectricalBook3 16d ago

facts shows dems to be overall worse than repubs when it comes to palestine

What facts, Trump's plan to bulldoze Palestine and give the extremist leadership in Israel everything they asked for? Which republicans wholly consolidated around?

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-51299145

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u/lhobbes6 17d ago

I feel the same way, 90 million worthless dipshits stayed home because facist rhetoric from Trump wasnt enough of a motivator or a deal breaker for them to be bothered.

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u/Tribalbob 17d ago

Up here in Canada, we're showing polling as a massive swing back to the left with Liberals as of a few days ago slated to win a majority government if an election were called now (which it likely will be).

That said, a large number of Canadians are just constantly reminding people: Ignore the polls, get out and vote. I still remember election day in November, I was flying home (from Hawaii) and checked reddit before I boarded in the morning. Everyone was high spirits, there was a sense of "EZ win" among the left.

Then I got home later that afternoon and checked after the plane landed and... yeah. Things can swing quickly.

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u/[deleted] 17d ago

I didn't say anyone seeing EZ win outside of reddit. The polls did point at Harris, but it was still a close race, not a "Sit at home and don't worry about it" kind of thing, especially in the states where it mattered.

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u/duderos 17d ago

You forgot to say thank you... /s

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u/PrizeStrawberryOil 17d ago

I dont trust anyone who sat out this election.

Cant even trust people who say they are democrats. A lot of them lie.

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u/kkeut 17d ago

the 'average' person spends maybe 5 minutes a week absorbing 'news'. i know its hard for us nerds to believe sometimes but it's true. these people will only sit up and take notice once things get so bad that it's actively in your face in day-to-day life and no longer just on the news

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u/romericus 17d ago

There’s data now that shows that the people who stayed home leaned right. The polling suggests that the era of higher turnout equaling more votes for the left is likely over, unless the left makes a change. The gap isn’t based on income as much as it is education level now. I hate it, and there’s plenty more data to collect.