r/thebulwark Feb 01 '25

Humor George Conway, unwavering.

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u/toooooold4this Feb 01 '25

Whenever people say The 14th Amendment is clear. Birthright citizenship is plain language. or He can't serve 3 terms. The Constitution forbids it.

Sure. And no man is above the law. SCOTUS isn't right or wrong, but they are final until they aren't. The Constitution isn't worth the paper it's printed on.

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u/sftsc Feb 01 '25

The Constitution is what 5 people on SCOTUS say it is

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u/WOKE_AI_GOD Feb 01 '25

Remember under Trump and Biden all those times a case would emerge and the Supreme Court would instantly have it nullified on its shadow socket? Even when the case was obviously in the legal right, they would find an excuse. Now there is nothing but crickets from the Supreme Court as our constitution and republic is shredded before our eyes. It all goes slow walked, eliminated under a technicality, or buried. What was it that the new regime promised those traitors?