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The Democrat-Media Complex went into absolute freakout mode, doing the fatally-wounded-Pris-replicant flail, flinging all manner of dung from words like "unconstitutional" to the tired but usually effective bromide of "killing Social Security!" Kind of funny, as in disgusting, that Malig-Nancy Pelosi declared Trump's actions as "unconstitutional slop." Unfortunately, a mobbed-up old battle-axe doesn't have the vocabulary to come up with that on her own, and what makes it that much worse is that she was parroting our very own Ben Sasse! Yay!

"The pen-and-phone theory of executive lawmaking is unconstitutional slop. President Obama did not have the power to unilaterally rewrite immigration law with DACA, and President Trump does not have the power to unilaterally rewrite the payroll tax law," Sasse said...

Well, Senator Sasse, you are correct in the abstract, but this is illustrative of the overall pickle we're in as a nation and society. The Democrats will use the Constitution as a shield as well as a cudgel when it suits them. When they can't and it doesn't, they ignore it completely, banking on the fact that a rogue judiciary and the SCOTUS will rubber stamp anything they do. And even then, the bureaucracy is always there to implement laws with zero constitutional authority, again relying on the judiciary to cover their ass and carve it into granite when the lawsuits fly. We on the other hand, have to always play by the rules even when the entire thing is rigged from start to finish.

Look, I get it. I'd be lying if I said I thought that this end run was kosher. But neither was DACA and look what happened when Trump exercised his absolute legal authority to end it. With America's cities going up in flames and Bolshevik Revolution 2: BLM/Antifa Boogaloo a red nether hair's breadth from wiping us out for good, should we be sticklers for following rules that the other side never does?

Or perhaps I'm over analyzing this whole thing. As I said, from a political standpoint, it was brilliance. Trump read Alinsky's damn book and played this perfectly. Look at what the Democrats are being forced to do - oppose a program giving money to average citizens who are hurting because of Democrat-imposed lockdowns and shutdowns. Cutting off the people from Uncle Sugar does not go down well with the public, especially less than 90 days from an election.

Paul Mirengoff, who's no big Trump booster was blown away:
 

...Questions surround the legality of accomplishing at least some of these things via executive order. Trump's response to that might be, "so sue me."

 

There are also questions about the fiscal impact of some of the measures, at least for those who still care about the national debt. In addition, there are questions about the efficacy of a payroll tax cut and the wisdom of extended generous unemployment benefits.

However, as a political matter, Trump's move looks like a masterstroke. Since the days of FDR, the public has always seemed to approve of presidents who act to ameliorate suffering while Congress diddles. A flurry of activity, even of the futile or potentially counterproductive kind, makes a president look energetic and caring.

In this instance, Trump's move might well force congressional Democrats to reach a deal. That outcome, too, would be a political win for the president...

 

This move comes right on the heels of Angel-of-Death Cuomo's decision to order New York state's public schools to open on time for the fall semester. The two, like virtually everything in the links across all categories, are interrelated. People need to get back to work and the continued lockdown is now a political albatross around the Democrats' collective neck, with the violent riots and Joe Biden's liquefied medulla oblongata the cinderblocks tied to each leg.

Insofar as the only way they can defeat Trump is through the Mail-In Voting swindle, having the schools open, and in a state as important politically and population-wise as New York, means it's safe to vote in person. Schools representing a large percentage of polling places in NY and no doubt all over the country. Naturally, Cuomo can pull a fast one and order them shut but to do that would earn him the wrath of New Yorkers across all political lines.

Even putting that aside, the nation has had enough; enough of the riots and thuggery of Antifa and BLM, enough of Dr. Falsie and his Medicine Show, enough of having lives and livelihoods destroyed and enough of being blood-libeled as racists. Again, at the risk of the pessimists shaking their heads, let me just ask, given all of this, can you still see Biden's carcass dragged over the finish line in a clear, unambiguous victory come November? I can't.

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1 minute ago, washedupmxer said:

Pouts still jumps in head first clueless as always

 

"He can't do that... he said before it was not right!!!!!1111111'"

It's war at this point, and Smales is holding up "The Gentleman's Rules of Warfare"... :lol:

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Democraps propose a bill so outlandish that they know even meeting halfway was unnacceptable.   They did this for one reason and one reason only.   Not to get more for the American people but so they can go to the microphone and the MSM can say Trump and the GOP is obstructing the American people getting help.

Trump flanks them, signs executive orders and makes the media now report on whether or not its constitutional and the dems look like the obstructionists.  

:lol:  Sorry but many independent voters will focus on the "help" more than the constitutionality of it. 

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1 minute ago, Highmark said:

Democraps propose a bill so outlandish that they know even meeting halfway was unnacceptable.   They did this for one reason and one reason only.   Not to get more for the American people but so they can go to the microphone and the MSM can say Trump and the GOP is obstructing the American people getting help.

Trump flanks them, signs executive orders and makes the media now report on whether or not its constitutional and the dems look like the obstructionists.  

:lol:  

Everyone says a businessman will always find a way around laws and regulations.

I guess they forgot a businessman was President. :lol:

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3 minutes ago, Mainecat said:

He’s not a businessman.

he is,  it's just  small business where he never learned the skills that really would help him with his job as president.   Gaining consensus,  patience, accepting the input of experts,   accepting responsibility and how to speak without coming off like a jerk.    

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4 minutes ago, Angry ginger said:

he is,  it's just  small business where he never learned the skills that really would help him with his job as president.   Gaining consensus,  patience, accepting the input of experts,   accepting responsibility and how to speak without coming off like a jerk.    

Says a 'banker'... :lmao:

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They don't want trump to succeed with anything, plain and simple.   The fact that he is a businessman and not a politician drives that mantra and guys like snacks, spin and mc have been convinced that it takes a "politician" to do what they want.

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12 minutes ago, Snake said:

Says a 'banker'... :lmao:

says a guy whose worked in small family business as well as a giant corporation and have seen the difference in skill sets of the leadership.  Trump lacks a lot of basic skills.  

 

 

 

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Just now, Angry ginger said:

says a guy whose worked in small family business as well as a giant corporation and have seen the difference in skill sets of the leadership.  Trump lacks a lot of basic skills.  

 

 

 

Aids

Painful rectal itch

Lawyer

Banker

Used car salesman

Politician

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5 minutes ago, Mainecat said:

Tell that to my retirement account. And it’s American dollars not negative Rubles like your hero.

Wait, you have been convinced that the economy is in the dumps and retirees need that 1200 dollar stimulus to help them, instead of a payroll tax cut.   Are  you sure your retirement account is as good as you say?  LOL

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10 minutes ago, washedupmxer said:

Your mind is fucking gross

Almost as bad as the rest of you 

Says the guy that brags about “sport fucking” his wife on sled site...yeah drip...you’re a class act all the way!🤣

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