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Fair…I do think the legacy of his court appointments will live on far longer, especially if he’s unable to codify things into law like the federal workforce reduction

Hmm…

Ok

A clown point that you made! Who dragged Chase Oliver into a discussion about JD Vance not knowing the Constitution?

So...nothing. Good point.

https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2026/02/why-the-lesser-included-action-argument-for-ieepa-tariffs-fails.html#comments The dissent pushes back with an intuitively appealing argument: IEEPA authorizes the President to prohibit imports entirely, so surely it authorizes the lesser...

I’d ask what Oliver similarly got wrong on the Constitution, but not sure I want to derail the thread given his irrelevance. No one voted for him, including me, and he’s not the VP of the United States, or the presumed front-runner for POTUS in 2028. Is there anything in that community note of...

I'm old enough remember you telling us the same thing about Tucker Carlson. And Kari Lake. And who could forget the slobbering over Steve Bannon?

He should be smart enough to find a way to do that without embarrassing himself

He should get credit for the good things he does and get criticism for the stupid, harmful things he does.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/02/20/supreme-court-trump-tariffs/ No president has used IEEPA to impose tariffs, but it contains the phrase “regulate … importation.” Trump said that was sufficient authorization for him to throw out the rest of the tariff schedules and set import...

LOL. The Yale educated lawyer getting community noted on basic aspects of the Constitution, the document he's sworn in to uphold. Impressive fellow. MAGA really sending their best.

That’s a shame. Could consider sending them the ‘truflation’ and try to convince them that they actually didn’t pay more, or something?

Someone needs to tell him "quiet, piggy"

Really hope (R) nominates someone better

Trump's next move is to use Section 122 of the 1974 Trade Act, which allows him to implement a maximum 15% tariff for a maximum of 150 days, based on an "emergency" balance-of-payments deficit. After 150 days, Congress must vote to extend the tariffs. Maybe Congress actually does its job and...

Self parody at this point

LMAO …lamenting “confusion and administrative bloat” as Trump spent the better part of the last 10 months coming up with a labyrinth of rules and exceptions, changing rates by the day based on tv commercials, phone calls, and mood swings. Your concerns ring a bit hollow, sorry.

Except the detour is not for nothing

If Trump had equally effective legal options, why didn’t he take those over the illegal option?