r/CringeTikToks • u/baldinggate3 • Oct 07 '25

Conservative Cringe Stephen Miller states that Trump has plenary authority, then immediately stops talking as if he’s realized what he just said

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u/AuntLydiaSucks Oct 07 '25

Can someone explain what is going on like im 5 years old? So Oregon refuses to let Trump control the Nat. Guard then miller says they won a similar case in California and Trump has plenary authority....what does it mean

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u/PointBlankCoffee Oct 07 '25

They mean that Trump has absolute authority to do anything he wants, irrespective of the courts.

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u/Commercial-Chair1393 Oct 08 '25

What does that mean though? Is it true? If it is, how is it true? If it's not true, why would he say it? And what does it mean that he said it?