SCOTUS Decisions

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(07-10-2020, 09:40 PM)Nately120 Wrote: The issue with expecting people to call Trump out on that is that a big part of his appeal was that he wasn't a "nice guy" who was going to let "the rules" hamper our success as a country.  The reason arguing morals with a Trump supporter is a fool's errand is because his bad boy image was spun as being essential to digging our country out of the hole wimpy do-gooder Obummer put us in.

(07-10-2020, 10:17 PM)Nately120 Wrote: The big analytic to me is that Trump's appointees voted against him, so he's on the defense from his own side now.  That's is both fact and open to speculation.  I personally find it pretty noteworthy that so many prominent people who are very much NOT liberal loons with a senseless vendetta have joined in the persecution of Trump.  That ain't emotion, that's a fact.

Feel free to lay some deep analysis upon me, but if your analysis is that I'm just piling on Trump because I don't like him I'll respond that it isn't about me and other liberal idiots being anti-Trump so much as legitimate people Trump supporters supported pulling their support for Trump.

My desire was to make this thread about the merits of SCOTUS' decisions. It's obvious what yours was. Take your BS to another thread.